Yogi Adityanath holds poll campaign in Rajasthan for BJP candidates in Bharatpur, Dausa, and Sikar
Yogi Adityanath targets Congress, highlights Modi Government’s achievements
Yogi Adityanath accuses Congress of neglecting poor and ‘treating terrorists with Biryani’
Congress emblematic of country’s biggest problem, says Yogi Adityanath, accusing party of imposing curfews, lacking clear policy, leadership, and intentions
By Our Correspondent
Bharatpur/Dausa/Sikar: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister and BJP’s star campaigner Yogi Adityanath accused Congress of being the country’s foremost obstacle. He alleged that during their governance, the rights of the impoverished were neglected, ‘terrorists were treated with biryani’, and instances of riots and curfews became synonymous with the party.
Yogi Adityanath, plunged into Rajasthan’s electoral arena on Sunday, conducting a dynamic campaign supporting the party’s candidates. He urged voters to vote in favor of BJP contenders across Bharatpur, Dausa, and Sikar. With the Congress as the primary opposition in Rajasthan, he launched a massive attack on the party’s policies and abysmal performance during its rule.
Adityanath highlighted the significant achievements under Prime Minister Modi’s leadership, noting the construction of the majestic temple of Shri Ram Lalla in Ayodhya and the provision of homes for four crore underprivileged individuals nationwide. Taking the campaign’s helm, Yogi Adityanath rallied support for Ramswaroop Koli in Bharatpur, Kanhaiya Lal Meena in Dausa, and Sumedhanand Saraswati in Sikar.
In an address during a public gathering for the Bharatpur Lok Sabha constituency, the Chief Minister highlighted the imperative of ensuring victory for Ramswaroop Koli to surpass the 400-seat mark.
CM Yogi Adityanath underscored the significance of voting for the BJP, citing the accomplishments of the Modi administration at the national level and the Bhajan Lal government in the state.
Expressing gratitude to the electorate of Rajasthan for the BJP’s success in the state Assembly elections, Adityanath highlighted global concerns over terrorism, emphasizing the necessity of combating this menace for societal safety. He stressed the importance of eliminating terrorists, characterizing them as a threat to the community’s well-being.
Congress called Shri Ram and Shri Krishna ‘imaginary’ figures
Addressing an election rally in Dausa, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said, “The Congress party is the country’s biggest problem and imposing curfew is part of its DNA. Congresspeople used to call Shri Ram and Shri Krishna imaginary. During Congress rule, only the work of robbing the rights of the underprivileged had taken place.”
He added, “For the first time, it is being seen that the people across the country are assured of regarding the results of the 18th Lok Sabha elections. The whole country has only one voice: ‘the Modi government.’ This is the expression of Indian society that Modi ji has given to the country within ten years. To express their gratitude towards him, the country’s people are determined to hand over power to Modi ji for the third time.”
No place for Communists in Rajasthan, the land of devotion?
Amidst an election rally in Sikar, Yogi Adityanath posed a rhetorical question regarding the role of communists in a state renowned for its spiritual significance and political influence. He urged the people of Rajasthan to visit New Ayodhya after the elections, promising an experience reminiscent of Tretayug. Adityanath highlighted the surge in devotees visiting Shri Ram Lalla, indicating a resurgence of faith previously suppressed.
He emphasized the accomplishments of PM Modi’s administration, including the construction of the Ram Lalla temple in Ayodhya and provision of houses for four crore impoverished individuals nationwide.
Adityanath criticized the Congress and Communists for their alleged inability to undertake such monumental projects, citing the latter’s waning influence in Bengal as evidence of their diminishing relevance. He questioned the utility of communists in a state like Rajasthan, steeped in devotion and power.
