Chief Minister addresses public meetings in Saharanpur, Bijnor, and Nagina
Chief Minister seeks votes for BJP candidate Raghav Lakhanpal in Saharanpur, Pradeep Chaudhary in Kairana, Chandan Chauhan in Bijnor, and Om Kumar in Nagina
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath congratulates people on BJP’s Foundation Day
By Our Correspondent
Saharanpur/Bijnor/Nagina: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held a marathon election campaign on Saturday, addressing three expansive public gatherings in Saharanpur, Bijnor, and Nagina. CM Yogi launched a scathing attack on opposition parties in the election rallies. Furthermore, he extended warm wishes to to the people on the occasion of the Bharatiya Janata Party’s foundation day.
The BJP’s leading campaigner, CM Yogi, commanded attention as he spoke at a massive assembly in Saharanpur, in the presence of our Prime Minister, advocating for BJP candidate Raghav Lakhanpal from the local Lok Sabha constituency. Additionally, he rallied support for Kairana Lok Sabha candidate Pradeep Chaudhary, urging citizens to exercise their voting rights diligently.
In Bijnor, the Chief Minister reiterated his call for votes, endorsing party candidates Chandan Chauhan and Om Kumar through two separate campaign events, highlighting the unprecedented developmental strides achieved over the past decade.
Guarantee of livelihood and respect for faith in the New India
In a stirring address at a public gathering in Saharanpur, CM Yogi highlighted the significance of the ongoing Lok Sabha elections in Uttar Pradesh, asserting it as the foremost battleground in the state. Expressing optimism about the election outcomes mirroring this sentiment, he underscored the transformative journey India has embarked upon.
“This evolving India, gaining recognition globally as a frontrunner for its unparalleled infrastructure, is setting a paradigm of development and welfare programs for the world to emulate. Within this New India, youth are assured of livelihood opportunities and the sanctity of their faith, a departure from previous hesitations witnessed in similar discussions under the leadership of PM Modi”, he remarked.
Govt adopts no tolerance policy against terrorism
CM emphasized the government’s unwavering commitment to eliminate terrorism in line with no tolerance policy during a public address in Bijnor, citing recent reports of 20 terrorists killed in Pakistan over the past two years, as highlighted in a reputable British publication. “Though the specifics of the source remain undisclosed, it underscores India’s stringent zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism”, he stated.
He recalled Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s assertion following the Pulwama attack that the sacrifices of India’s sons will not go in vain, stressing India’s capability to infiltrate enemy strongholds and neutralize threats, exemplified by recent successful airstrikes. Moreover, India’s robust economic growth positions it as a global leader, evidenced by the growing interest and emulation from nations worldwide, he pointed out.
Panchatirthas associated with Ambedkar were rejuvenated
In a dynamic address at a public gathering in Nagina, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said, “Lord Shri Ram finally finds his abode in the grand temple of Ayodhya ending the wait for 500 years. Besides the completion of this monumental temple, the rejuvenation of the Panchtirthas linked with Baba Saheb Bhim Rao Ambedkar, along with the restoration of Saint Shiromani Guru Ravidas Ji’s birthplace in Kashi has also taken place.”
Furthermore, he added, “The symbolic significance of Ram’s name is that it now serves as a beacon of security for daughters and businessmen. India’s transformative journey over the past decade serves as a global testament to the nation’s capacity for change, emphasizing the BJP’s commitment to action rather than mere rhetoric.”
CM Yogi emphasized the physical installation of Lord Shri Ram in Ayodhya as a tangible manifestation of this dedication, ensuring the security and well-being of all citizens.
