- Yogi Adityanath seeks votes for eight BJP candidates on the third day of his campaigning in Madhya Pradesh
- Before 2017, the mafia formed a parallel government in UP, but now they have disappeared: CM
- Congress is left with 2 seats and the BSP with 1 in UP, ensure their accounts aren’t opened in Madhya Pradesh: Yogi urges voters
By Our Correspondent
Rewa/Chhatarpur/Bhind:
On the third day of his election campaign in Madhya Pradesh, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath took a swipe at the Congress, questioning the relevance of bearing the burden of a party that fails to ensure security and development.
The UP Chief Minister urged the public to support the eight BJP candidates in the poll fray in the Madhya Pradesh, emphasizing the accomplishments of Chief Minister of the state Shivraj Singh Chouhan. In addition to criticizing the Congress, CM Yogi also targeted the BSP. He questioned the gathering about any instances of extortion (vasooli) while traveling from Khajuraho to Lucknow, with the people of Madhya Pradesh unanimously responding in the negative.
Congress and BSP’s accounts should not be opened in Madhya Pradesh
CM Yogi Adityanath urged voters to support Semaria MLA and BJP candidate KP Tripathi. Referring to the Deepotsav in Ayodhya, he asserted that in Congress rule, such festivities and the construction of the Ram temple would not have been possible.
Criticizing Congress for its failure in providing security and development, CM Yogi questioned the value of carrying the burden of such a party. He credited PM Modi and Shivraj Singh Chouhan for the development that transformed Madhya Pradesh from a BIMARU state to a developed one in the last 20 years.
CM Yogi highlighted the historical alliance of the Kol community with Lord Ram during the crisis, accusing Congress of misleading various communities. Emphasizing PM Modi’s inclusive development approach, he accused Congress of deception, stating that there is no need to give them importance.
The mafia has vanished from UP, declares CM
Yogi Adityanath, campaigning for BJP candidates Arvind Pataria from Rajnagar and Dilip Ahirwar from Chandla, expressed satisfaction with the Municipal Council being named after Lavkush. He highlighted the shift in global perception towards India since 2014, noting the country’s emergence on a new path.
“Previously, headlines were dominated by infiltration in Ladakh, Kargil, Arunachal, and Kashmir, but today the focus is on teaching terrorists a lesson.”
With only one MLA for BSP and two for Congress out of 403 seats in UP, Yogi emphasized that the people of UP have understood them, advocating against letting the parties open their accounts in Madhya Pradesh. Khajuraho is a part of this assembly constituency. From here, the route to Lucknow via Jhansi is easy, he said.
“Now, extortion and hooliganism are nonexistent. A double engine government ensures security, good governance, and development. Before 2017, the mafia formed a parallel government in UP, but now they have disappeared. A new story of development is unfolding there.”
Send BJP candidates to Bhopal, and they will lead you to Ayodhya: Yogi
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath conducted a rally in support of BJP candidate Dr. Arvind Singh Bhadauria from the Ater assembly constituency and Narendra Singh Kushwaha, the candidate from Bhind. He remarked, “If you take them to Bhopal, they will bring you to Ayodhya.”
CM Yogi Adityanath reiterated the commitment to fulfill the promise of bringing Ramlala and removing the structure of slavery, which has been accomplished. He also announced the date of January 22, 2024, for the grand installation of Maryada Purushottam Prabhu Shri Ram in his temple. CM Yogi emphasized the importance of true companions…
What could not be done in 70 years was completed in the Amrit Mahotsav of Independence: Yogi
- CM seeks votes for BJP candidates in Gwalior
Gwalior: CM Yogi sought public support for Shri Narayan Singh Kushwaha, Maya Singh, and Pradyuman Singh Tomar in Gwalior.
Emphasizing the significance of the Ram Janmabhoomi movement, he invoked the memory of Rajmata Vijaya Raje Scindia’s active role in various movements.
Stressing the need for a double engine government in Madhya Pradesh, he highlighted Gwalior as the stronghold of Hindutva.
CM Yogi also mentioned the grand construction of Gwalior airport, accommodating 1500 passengers. “We used to read in Ramayana that Shri Ram ji had returned to Ayodhya by Pushpak Viman. Today, every person is getting the opportunity to sit in ‘Pushpak Viman’ (airplane). This dream, unrealized in the 70 years of independence, is now coming true during the Amrit Mahotsav of Independence.”
Drawing connections between the name of Lord Ram and the resolve to unite society, CM Yogi spoke of overcoming demonic forces with the help of forest dwellers and tribes, citing Shabari’s devotion as an enduring example.
He reiterated Ramrajya as the ideal governance system, asserting that the double engine government is actively fortifying the concept of Ramrajya.
