“The only solution to the mafia and terrorists is a bulldozer” : CM Yogi.

Lok Sabha 24 : Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, on Thursday, held massive election rallies in East and West Champaran of Bihar to seek support for BJP candidates Radha Mohan Singh and Dr Sanjay Jaisawal  contesting from Motihari and Bettiah constituencies respectively. 

Critiquing the opposition, he asserted, “The Congress and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) aim to collude for personal gains at the expense of the nation’s welfare.”

CM Yogi illustrated a symbolic bulldozer present at the rally and emphasized its significance in combating criminal elements, likening it to a potent solution to the threats posed by the mafia and terrorists. 

He vehemently opposed the purported agenda of Congress and RJD, alleging their intent to enforce a Taliban-like regime, restricting freedoms and opportunities for women and girls. He emphasized the need to reject such regressive ideologies, stressing that they have no place in India’s diverse and progressive society.

*Surya Tilak of Lord Shri Ram is being done in Ayodhya*

Speaking at a public gathering in West Champaran, CM Yogi emphasized the successful eradication of terrorism and Naxalism under Prime Minister Modi’s leadership. 

He highlighted the significance of Ayodhya to the people of Bihar, as it holds a special place as the birthplace of Mata Janaki. 

CM Yogi pointed out the various developments in Ayodhya, including constructing an international airport named after Maharishi Valmiki, accommodations named after Nishadraj, and free food services named after Mata Shabari. 

He commended the efforts of the BJP and NDA in elevating the country’s stature and bolstering security measures. Contrasting this with the alleged intentions of the Congress and RJD alliance to exploit power for personal gains, CM Yogi cautioned against reverting to the chaos from which JDU and BJP had rescued Bihar. 

Criticizing proposals made by Lalu Yadav and the Congress manifesto to reallocate reservation benefits, CM Yogi underscored Prime Minister Modi’s track record in poverty alleviation. He contrasted Modi’s pragmatic approach with Rahul Gandhi’s proposed inheritance tax scheme, warning against its potential consequences of redistributing ancestral property and imposing burdensome taxes akin to historical Jizya taxes. 

CM Yogi rallied for unity behind Prime Minister Modi for a third term, aligning with the national interest and ensuring continued progress and stability.

*The alliance of Congress and RJD is inauspicious for Bihar*

While addressing the public meeting in East Champaran, CM Yogi said that Congress and RJD are anti-Ram and anti-India, and their actions are anti-poor.

He accused them of undermining the safety of the public, daughters, and businessmen. Drawing a sharp contrast, he highlighted the significant improvements and achievements in welfare schemes since the BJP and JDU came to power in Bihar and the NDA at the Centre. 

In stark contrast, he warned that the Congress-RJD alliance would bring misfortune to Bihar. 

Accusing the opposition, the CM said, “Their rule fostered hooliganism, looting, and violence, leading to Bihar’s infamy, widespread hunger among the poor, farmer suicides, and youth migration.”

The Chief Minister pointed out that terrorist incidents were frequent during the Congress and RJD regimes, whereas today, under Modi’s leadership, terrorists have been eradicated. 

He emphasized that the new India does not provoke others but firmly defends itself, so Pakistan remains on the defensive today.

The Chief Minister highlighted, “The Indi alliance manifesto proposes granting Muslims the freedom to consume food and beverages of their choice, implying an acceptance of beef consumption.”

He expressed concern over the potential backlash from Hindus, emphasizing the sacred status of cows in Hinduism and the emotional attachment many Hindus have to them, often referring to cows as mothers. 

The Chief Minister firmly stated the rejection of such a proposal, asserting that it would not be tolerated.