Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. File
| Photo Credit: PTI
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on May 6 accused the Congress of attempting to ‘make a mockery’ of Hindu faith by proposing to ban Bajrang Dal, which the bulk group won’t tolerate and settle for.
He additionally alleged that those that don’t like ‘Ek Bharat, Sreshtha Bharat’ (One India, Great India) are backing the ‘anti-national’ organisations corresponding to ‘Popular Front of India’ (PFI).
Mr. Adityanath, who can also be the pinnacle priest of Gorakhnath Math, stated in a public assembly in Koppa in Chikkamagaluru district of poll-bound Karnataka, that he got here from the land of Rama in Uttar Pradesh to the land of Hanuman (Karnataka).
“The bonding between the two States underlines the fact that they are integrally one and “materialise” the idea of ‘Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat’,” he stated.
“Those who don’t like ‘Ek Bharat, Sreshth Bharat’ somewhere encourage anti-social and anti-national organisations such as PFI on the one hand and on the other, they want to ban organisations which are committed to patriotism and social service. Banning Bajrang Dal means Congress is trying to make a mockery of the Hindu faith. Hindu community will not tolerate and accept it,” the BJP chief stated.
Noting that the Ram temple subject in Ayodhya that was pending for greater than 500 years and has been resolved by the “power of a slogan”, Mr. Adityanath requested the gang to repeat after him, ‘ Jaikaara Veer Bajrangi, Har Har Mahadev’.
As Mr. Adityanath raised the slogan, the gang adopted him. He then appealed to these gathered there to take this slogan to each part of the society, in order that these supporters of PFI “bite the dust”.
“When the Congress and the JD(S) government was in power in Karnataka, the PFI was encouraged,” he claimed.
“But due to the ‘double-engine government’ (of the BJP) there is peace, harmony and security. Just as Uttar Pradesh has become a peaceful State, the double engine government in Karnataka tried to break the backbone of PFI by banning it.” The Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister additionally invited the individuals of Karnataka to attend the grand opening of Ram Temple in Ayodhya in January subsequent yr.
Also Read | Will the Karnataka election result in a decisive mandate?
The Congress in its manifesto for the Assembly polls launched earlier this week stated it was dedicated to take agency and decisive motion towards people and organisations spreading hatred amongst communities on grounds of caste and faith.
The occasion stated: “We consider that regulation and Constitution are sacrosanct and can’t be violated by people and organisations corresponding to Bajrang Dal, PFI or others selling enmity or hatred, whether or not amongst majority or minority communities. We will take decisive motion as per regulation together with imposing a ban on such organisations”.