UP CM Yogi Adityanath / Yogi compared the Bangladesh incident to Ayodhya-Sambhal, also mentioned Babur

UP CM Yogi Adityanath: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Thursday made a strong statement on the issue of atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh and Sambhal violence. Comparing it with the incidents done by Babur in Ayodhya 500 years ago, he said that the nature and "DNA" of all three incidents is the same.

Referring to the Ayodhya Kumbh incident

CM Yogi said at the inauguration ceremony of the Ramayana fair, "Remember, what Babur's man did in the Ayodhya Kumbh 500 years ago. Today the same is happening in Bangladesh and Sambhal." He said that the incidents happening in Bangladesh indicate that similar elements are active in India as well.

Emphasis on Ram temple and faith

Yogi Adityanath said that after 500 years of struggle, Lord Shri Ram has been seated in his temple in Ayodhya. This event is not limited to Ayodhya only, but it is being celebrated all over the world. He said, "The solution to every problem of the world is Ayodhya. As long as our faith remains, no one can harm India."

He said, "Whoever is not of Ram, is of no use to us." Yogi Adityanath described faith in Indian culture as the basis of India's stability and unity.

Targeting the opposition

Yogi Adityanath launched a scathing attack on the Samajwadi Party and the opposition, saying, "These people do politics in the name of Lohia ji, but do not follow his ideals." Quoting the views of Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia, he said that as long as India's faith in Lord Ram, Krishna and Shiva remains, no one can harm India.

Described Shri Ram as an ideal for inspiration

The Chief Minister said, "We have considered Lord Shri Ram as our ideal. If we can take inspiration from his high ideals, our life will become meaningful." He inspired the society to follow the ideals of Lord Ram.

Implications of the statement

This statement of CM Yogi is based on religious and cultural beliefs, which includes the context of the situation of Hindus in Bangladesh and the Sambhal violence. This statement not only reflects the current socio-political scenario, but also underlines the importance of the Ayodhya struggle and the construction of Lord Ram's temple.

On one hand, his comments give a message of protecting faith and culture, while on the other hand, they put political opponents in the dock. This can be seen as an important statement in the upcoming political discussions.