Balrampur, 21 May: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that the INDI coalition intends to rob the country by separating people based on caste and religion on Tuesday.
Adityanath made the comment during a rally in Gaisdi, where he was campaigning for the BJP’s Lok Sabha candidate from Shravasti, Saket Mishra, and the party’s nominee for by-elections in Gaisdi assembly seat, Shailesh Kumar Singh Shailu.
“Prime Minister Narendra Modi leads the BJP, which serves the public. We do not discriminate and operate in the spirit of ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’. At the same time, the INDI coalition seeks to steal the country by separating its people based on caste and religion, which we would not tolerate,” he stated.
The chief minister went on to explain that because people are aware of the INDIA bloc’s objectives, they are all saying the same thing: “Phir ek baar Modi sarkaar, ab ki baar, 400 paar.” The people are responding to them (the INDIA bloc) by saying they would bring back those who brought Ram, he explained.
Adityanath further said that members of the Samajwadi Party (SP) and the Congress are anti-Ram, anti-nationalist, and anti-poor. They are making unscrupulous attempts to infringe on the rights of those from the Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, and Backward Castes classifications.
He stated that we should all be aware of the plot that they are hatching.
The chief minister sharpened his attack on the INDIA bloc, claiming that the opposition coalition was trying various ways to grab power.
“Their actions are not hidden from the public. They plan to perform a survey of our forefathers’ property in order to eradicate poverty from the country. We must be vigilant because they intend to implement an inheritance tax akin to the Jajiya established by Mugal Emperor Aurengzjeb,” he stated.
Furthermore, they intend to divide your property to Muslim infiltrators from Bangladesh, Pakistan, and other nations, but the BJP will not let them to do so. Adityanath said that Aurangzeb’s soul has permeated the Samajwadi Party and the Congress. On May 25, the fifth round of the Lok Sabha elections will include simultaneous voting for the Shravasti parliamentary seat and the Gaisdi assembly by-election.
