CM Yogi vows to accelerate Mathura’s progress

Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, said on Thursday that the government’s focus was now on the development of Mathura and Vrindavan, after Ayodhya and Kashi.

During a public event in Mathura called “Vijay Sankalp Namankan Sabha” to promote BJP candidate Hema Malini, the chief minister gave the residents of the area assurances about the rapid development occurring in Mathura-Vrindavan.

We were often had to wait because of ongoing legal matters. However, we do not waver in our conviction that we will eventually prevail, just as we patiently waited for the settlement of Ayodhya and the return of Lord Ram for 500 years before finally winning,” he said.

Adityanath said that the Congress and INDIA alliance had been demeaning women in response to accusations made against Congress leader Randeep Surjewala of “insulting” Hema Malini, the BJP candidate for Mathura, via a contentious remark.

Disrespecting half the people will provoke protests throughout the country. “Matra shakti” is highly revered in this realm of CM Radhe Rani and Yamuna Maiya; any effort to denigrate it would result in grave repercussions. The chief minister said that even though democracy protects the right to free speech, insulting “matra shakti” is not acceptable.

While individual views may differ, the Chief Minister stressed that disparaging art, culture, and caste was wrong. CM said that those who engaged in such behavior were excavating their own graves, stating, “Mathura is known for its artists.” Here, Lord Krishna took on human form and acquired sixteen artistic abilities. “Where better to commemorate art?” he said. Hema Malini’s ability allowed her to propagate Indian culture and civilization over the world, and CM said that she was

Chief Minister Yogi questioned why Kashi, Mathura, and Ayodhya did not see more development during the 60 years that the Congress ruled. He claimed that the Braj Teerth Development Council’s agenda includes development activities in Mathura, Vrindavan, Barsana, Gokul, and Baldev based on recommendations made by Hema Malini.

CM Yogi questioned the opposition of the SP, BSP, and Congress to the Ram temple in Ayodhya, accusing them of stifling the temple movement by brutally suppressing Ram enthusiasts. He cited instances in which people were beaten with clubs and guns only for expressing the phrase “Jai Shri Ram.”