Published 18:33 IST, November 18th 2024
Bulldozer Is On Standby In Jharkhand: UP CM Yogi Adityanath Big Hint In Poll-Bound State
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath addressed a poll rally ahead of second phase election in Jharkhand saying bulldozer action is on standby in the state.
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Jamtara: Uttar Presh Chief Minister Yogi ityanath on Monday intensified his criticism of JMM-led coalition, accusing it of "indulging in dacoity" by looting natural resources and central funds sent by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
He also called upon Hindus to be united to be safe and asserted that after Ram Temple in Ayodhya it was time for a Krishna temple in Mathura.
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dressing a poll rally at Nala in Jamtara, ityanath said, " JMM-led coalition has looted Jharkhand’s natural resources and central funds sent by Modi. It has also encouraged infiltration by Bangleshi migrants and Rohingyas, posing a serious threat to 'beti, mati, roti' (daughter, land, and bre). Now, bulldozer is on standby to reclaim looted funds." ityanath alleged that illegal mining, including rampant extraction of sand, coal and forest resources, was flourishing under protection of ruling coalition, leaving Jharkhand hollowed out by mafia activities.
He accused JMM-led government of providing support to infiltrators involved in "land jih" and "love jih" in Jharkhand, warning that such forces would not be spared if NDA comes to power.
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Uttar Presh CM also took aim at Congress-JMM alliance, claiming y h obstructed construction of Ram Temple in Ayodhya. "Now, y are playing with lives of people in Jharkhand through ir divisive politics," he said.
ityanath said at least 10 lakh Hindus were massacred during partition in 1947 because Hindus were divided and urged m to be united to be safe.
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"After Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, it's time for Krishna Kanhaiya Temple in Mathura," he asserted.
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18:33 IST, November 18th 2024