Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath staged an extensive roadshow in Mainpuri on Thursday in support of Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Jaiveer Singh, while urging voters in Etah to re-elect Rajveer Singh. Additionally, he appealed to Firozabad residents to cast their votes for Vishwadeep Singh for holistic development.
During all three public gatherings, Chief Minister Yogi vehemently criticised the Congress, the Samajwadi Party and the Bahujan Samaj Party.
Addressing a huge gathering in Firozabad, Chief Minister Yogi highlighted a concerning aspect of the Congress manifesto, which suggests granting minorities the freedom to consume food according to their preferences. “The majority of Indians say that we do not eat beef, but some people deliberately encourage cow slaughter to irritate them,” he remarked.
Chief Minister Yogi warned that supporting such agendas would invite condemnation from future generations and ancestors alike, implying that voting for the INDI Alliance would be akin to participating in sinful activities.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath led an impressive roadshow in support of Jaiveer Singh, the Tourism Minister in the Yogi government and the BJP candidate for the Mainpuri Lok Sabha seat. During the roadshow, voters voiced their support for Chief Minister Yogi, echoing the chant “Saat Mayi, SP Gayi” (On May 7, SP is gone).
Addressing the people after the roadshow, Chief Minister Yogi said, “Your enthusiasm reflects Mainpuri’s commitment to change this time. The Samajwadi Party, which is focused on family interests, insulted Babu Kalyan Singh and disrespected faith. They should face consequences for their alliance with Congress.”
In Etah, Yogi Adityanath remarked that Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar opposed reservation based on religion in the country, yet Congress was intentionally seeking to impose Taliban-like governance with the aim of “Islamising” India.
Yogi asserted, “By doing so, Congress is maliciously attempting to sow seeds of division in the country once again. Beware of the alliance between Congress and SP. These parties are trying to drag India back to slavery by diverting reservation for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Classes to the minorities. Their aim to prioritise reservation for Muslims over Backward Classes, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes is a direct affront to the principles of Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar’s Constitution.”
He emphasised that the voters are faced with a choice between those who betray Lord Ram and those who are devotees of Lord Ram. In such circumstances, it is crucial for voters to decide whether SP and Congress deserve their support, he added.
Yogi also noted that those responsible for the murders of Raju Pal and Umesh Pal were now deceased.
In Firozabad, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that a new version of the Congress-SP INDI Alliance resembling Aurangzeb had emerged, proposing the imposition of inheritance tax. He likened this proposal to Aurangzeb’s imposition of Jizya tax on Hindus. The chief minister questioned whether people would agree to pay Jizya in independent India.
He emphasised that when the country is in capable hands, adversaries remain subdued, but when it is in weak hands, threats emerge. He highlighted that when adversaries attempt to harm India, a strong response is delivered, causing them to falter.
Furthermore, he criticised Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for fleeing the country during times of crisis, only to return during elections to make grand promises without genuinely caring for India’s welfare. He pointed out the lack of justice for victims during the SP-BSP government’s tenure, emphasising that Congress had compromised the dignity of the nation.
