UP Chief Minister supports BJP in Madhya Pradesh

Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, made a jab at the Madhya Pradesh Congress for their attempts to misrepresent and denigrate India’s past. He pointed out that during the Congress period, history was twisted to elevate Akbar while diminishing Maharana Pratap’s magnificence.

He went on, “On the other hand, the BJP acknowledges the greatness of Maharana Pratap and Chhatrapati Shivaji.”

Tuesday, as part of his campaign for the five state assembly elections, Yogi traveled to Madhya Pradesh. He organized support for the BJP by holding public gatherings in four assembly seats during his tour.

CM Yogi highlighted the important responsibilities that Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh play in India at this time. He also highlighted how their common traditions, culture, and legacy “bind them as if they are two bodies with one soul.”

In Shujalpur, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath organized a rally to support BJP candidate Inder Singh Parmar. “You and your ancestors had struggled and wished for the Ram temple,” he remarked, addressing the crowd. We have the good fortune to be able to see that effort completed firsthand. Prime Minister Modi’s hands will put Ramlala in his temple on January 22.

“While the alcohol mafias are pushing our kids into disaster by giving them alcohol, patriotic people are stoking the fires of knowledge on the opposite side. We are unwavering in our mission to keep liquor mafias and criminals out of politics, and allowing mafia members to run for office presents a severe danger to the future of our kids,” he said.

In support of Ghanshyam Chandravanshi, the candidate for Kalapipal Assembly, CM Yogi held his second public gathering. The Chief Minister said at this gathering that Congress does not really care about India and its principles. He accused the Congress of having earlier maintained that only Muslims were entitled to the nation’s wealth, criticizing the party for its previous position.

It’s time to shut down political structures for good for individuals who have made politics their profession, passed down family traditions, or who use damaging and dishonest methods in the name of politics, he said.

The UP CM underlined at Khategaon that the Congress seems to be more concerned with its own family interests than with the interests of the country. He considered the Congress’s inability to free itself from dynasty politics to be a terrible circumstance.

CM Yogi hailed the resolute action taken by the administration of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to permanently remove Article 370. He said that difficulties always emerge wherever Congress has power and urged voters to remove Congress in the next elections on the grounds that this will end the issues.

The CM said, “If the Congress, which calls itself the oldest party, is forgetting great men, it has no right to exist.” He also mentioned that since UP has a double-engine government, there haven’t been any riots in the last 6.5 years.