Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said Ganapati Pooja, land jihad and daughter safety will be in danger if Hindus remain divided. Addressing a public meeting in Achalpur Assembly constituency in Amravati district of Maharashtra, where BJP candidate Praveen Tayde contesting from, Adityanath also raised ‘Batenge to katenge’ slogan on Tuesday, November 12.
UP CM Yogi Adityanath said, "If we are divided, then Ganapati pooja would be attacked, lands would be grabbed under Land Jihad, safety of daughters would be in danger."
Adityanath praised its Uttar Pradesh law and order, saying Love Jihad or Land Jihad is finished in the state. "It was already announced that if anyone hampers the security of our daughters, grabbed the land of government and the poor, then 'Yamraj' would be ready to cut their ticket," he added.
There were mafias in UP, and the previous government used to safeguard them... But now all of them are on their way to 'Jahannum'," he said, further attacking the previous government in Uttar Pradesh.
Yogi Adityanath in Amravati
Adityanath said that the predictions were made that the Congress-led INDIA alliance would win in the Haryana Assembly elections, but BJP won with a 2/3rd majority and formed the government. "Similarly, BJP-led Mahayuti alliance will form the government with brute majority here, because people have decided to compensate for the LS elections," said Yogi Adityanath in an Achalpur election rally.
"The land of Maharashtra is an inspirational land, it is the same land, which ignited the spirit of 'swaraj'. Bal Gangadhar Tilak started his movement from here. Sahuji Maharaj is also from here. Peshwa Bajirao had united India. Veer Savarkar was also from here. BR Ambedkar ensured quality for us from this land. Nitin Gadkari is ensuring infrastructure for India. Hence, Maharashtra is an inspirational land," he said further.
The ruling Mahayuti alliance in Maharashtra, consisting of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Chief Minister Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena, and Ajit Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), is aiming for a second term in the upcoming 2024 Assembly polls, scheduled for November 20 and counting of votes along with the result will be announced on November 23.