CM Yogi holds public meeting to support BJP candidate from Jaunpur – “Kripashankar Singh”.

Lok Sabha 24 : Jaunpur – In a blistering attack on the opposition, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said, “Ravana’s spirit lives on through the SP and Congress, whose actions mirror his own. 

“Congress denied the existence of Lord Ram, and its intellectuals opposed the construction of the Ram temple in India. The SP even ordered opening of fire upon Ram devotees. Now, their general secretary dismisses the Ram temple as pointless,” he remarked.  CM Yogi added, “But whatever Ram Lalla wishes will definitely happen, and he has chosen to grant power to his devotee Modi for a third term this time.”

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath made these remarks while addressing a public meeting at National Intermediate College Patti Narendrapur in support of BJP candidate Kripashankar Singh from Jaunpur. The Chief Minister said, “Bhay Bin Hoye Na Preet (There can be no love without fear).”

He emphasized, “Pakistan’s tone has changed because it recognizes this is Modi’s India, one that strikes decisively. The SP used to open fire on Ram devotees and withdrew cases against terrorists involved in attacks on Sankat Mochan Mandir Kashi and Ayodhya.” Taking a dig at the SP, CM Yogi said, “These people did not express condolences on the death of ‘Ram Bhakt’ Kalyan Singh, but visited the homes of notorious mafias from Purvanchal to mourn theirs. The SP and the mafia are closely intertwined and inseparable.”

“We are determined to eradicate Ramdrohis’, anti-nationals, and the mafia that exploit the poor from the land of Uttar Pradesh,” he added. Yogi launched a scathing criticism against the SP-Congress alliance, cautioning people against their malicious intentions. 

Referencing Rahul Gandhi’s proposal to eradicate poverty through a comprehensive property survey, Yogi warned that this approach would result in the confiscation of ordinary citizens’ homes, lands, assets, and half of their property by the ‘thugs’ affiliated with the SP and Congress. 

Drawing a historical parallel, he likened the mindset of the SP-Congress to that of Aurangzeb, infamous for his cruelty and tyranny within the Mughal Sultanate, highlighting their endorsement of similar authoritarian tactics. 

Yogi affirmed that the spirit of Aurangzeb, buried in history, would not be allowed to resurface under BJP’s watch. 

The Chief Minister assured the people that the BJP MLAs and MP candidates are committed to ushering in such unprecedented development that Jaunpur will become a global hub for job opportunities. He emphasized that the alliance between the SP and Congress, forming the ‘Indi alliance’, serves as a warning sign. Reflecting on past events, he noted that during the terrorist attack in Ayodhya, the state was under an SP government, while Congress governed the centre. Similarly, these parties held power during attacks on Sankat Mochan, Ayodhya-Varanasi, and Lucknow courts, he added. 

He contrasted this with the BJP’s governance, highlighting the effective dismantling of terrorism. CM Yogi added, “Under the SP administration, miscreants exploited ration provisions, whereas, under BJP rule, 80 crore people are availing rations.”

The Chief Minister affirmed that under BJP’s governance, there will be no intrusion into citizens’ properties through surveys, nor will any discriminatory ‘Jizya tax’ be imposed. He pledged to safeguard the reservation rights of backward, scheduled castes and tribes, ensuring they remained intact. 

Highlighting past instances in Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka where backward caste reservation was extended to Muslims during other parties’ administrations, he vowed to protect Hindu reservation rights steadfastly. The CM urged people to confiscate the deposits of those opposing the construction of the Ram Temple, as well as supporting terrorism, Naxalism, rioters, and those sympathizing with the mafia upon their demise.

The Chief Minister detailed the ongoing developmental initiatives, highlighting significant achievements. He mentioned the inauguration of the state-of-the-art cancer hospital in Varanasi, eliminating residents’ need to seek treatment in Mumbai. Additionally, the commencement of the Medical College in Jaunpur andar establishing an ethanol plant in Shahganj were emphasized. 

The ethanol plant is anticipated to generate employment opportunities for hundreds of individuals. To further bolster local employment prospects, the CM suggested that the MLA could establish an ITI adjacent to the ethanol plant, offering training tailored to its operations. This holistic approach aims to facilitate job creation on a global scale for the region’s populace. 

Furthermore, the CM emphasized the administration’s commitment to accelerating industrial investments, signalling an end to the unrest and curfews in Uttar Pradesh. CM Yogi emphasized Jaunpur’s renowned reputation for its fragrance, symbolized by its perfume (Ittar), culinary specialty, Imarti, and honesty tradition. He praised the people of Jaunpur for carrying this ethos wherever they venture, leaving an imprint of integrity. Acknowledging the transformative leadership of the MLA in Shahganj, who actively contributes to development alongside the government, he expressed confidence in MP candidate Kripashankar Singh’s ability to continue this trajectory. 

Yogi highlighted the potential for exponential growth with the blessings of the people and Shankar. Drawing parallels with Mumbai’s vibrancy, he envisioned Singh’s leadership propelling Jaunpur to similar heights. Recognizing the significance of roots, he underscored the decision to bring Singh back to Jaunpur. Despite Jaunpur’s historical contributions to science, Yogi lamented the impediments to development imposed by the previous SP-Congress administration.

BJP candidate from Jaunpur Kripashankar Singh, state government minister Girish Chand Yadav, Anil Kumar, MLA Ramesh Singh, Ramesh Chand Mishra, Legislative Council member Satyapal Singh Saini, BJP District President Pushparaj Singh, former MLA Surendra Pratap Singh etc. were present in the public meeting.