Chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday said the Congress and the Samajwadi Party (SP) pursued divisive politics in Uttar Pradesh, while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government’s focus the development of all 25 crore people of the state.
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath at an event in Moradabad on June 29. (Sourced) “The divisive mindset of both the opposition parties is the real Babri mentality. Their politics revolves around dividing people on the basis of caste, region and language,” Yogi said. He further said the public was no longer willing to fall for political deception, adding that the SP’s “bicycle has been punctured” and lost its political momentum.
The CM said Uttar Pradesh will be governed by Ram Rajya and that Babur’s rule will not prevail in the state. He was addressing a public gathering at a function after inaugurating and laying the foundation stone of 63 development projects worth ₹365.50 crore in Moradabad.
They included inauguration of 26 projects worth ₹136.15 crore and foundation laying of 37 new ones worth ₹229.35 crore. Among the inaugurated projects are a war memorial, Shri Ram Vatika and a sports park.
Yogi said previous governments pursued appeasement politics, resulting in riots and frequent curfews. “Earlier there were riots in Uttar Pradesh. Today there is development,” he added.
The CM said the Opposition lacked any vision for development and was interested only in promoting the interests of its own political families. “For the BJP, development means the welfare of every citizen of Uttar Pradesh,” the CM added.
He also paid tribute to legendary philanthropist Bhamashah, saying his sacrifice remained one of the greatest examples of patriotism as he had dedicated his entire wealth to Maharana Pratap’s fight for independence and honour.
Yogi further said the era of foreign invaders had ended and that Uttar Pradesh would now move forwa
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