'They want to make country West Bengal', CM Yogi Adityanath slams TMC over violence in panchayat polls

Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanatha on Monday asserted that peace will be restored in violence-hit Manipur and development works will be taken forward. He also slammed Mamata Banerjee-led TMC over the violence in panchayat polls.

 CM Yogi Adityanath


Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday emphasized the state's current tranquillity under the BJP government and asserted that no curfew has been implemented in the previous years since he took office. When questioned about the recent controversy surrounding the "tense" situation in Manipur.

He affirmed that under PM Modi's leadership, peace will be restored in the state and development projects will move forward. The two-time chief minister of Uttar Pradesh also criticized Mamata Banerjee's (TMC) West Bengal administration for the unrest during the panchayat elections. 


Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, stated, "Peace will be restored in Manipur and development works will be taken forward by the BJP government in the state." Yogi Adityanath made this statement during a podcast interview with ANI Editor Smita Prakash.


CM Yogi Adityanath slams West Bengal's government


The Mamata Banerjee administration came under fire from the head seer of the Gorakhnath Math (CM Yogi Adityanath) for "large-scale violence" during the West Bengal panchayat elections. Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister, claimed that the civic elections in Uttar Pradesh were conducted peacefully and questioned whether the Trinamool Congress "wants to make the country West Bengal."

There are those "who, after assuming power, want to control the entire system," the Chief Minister added, without specifically mentioning Trinamool Congress. Yogi Adityanath said that everyone has the right to run for office in reference to claims that numerous opposition candidates had their nominations for panchayat elections denied.

"People who talk a lot should consider how elections are conducted.Elections were held for panchayats, urban councils, and the legislature in West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh. What took place?Do they want to transform the nation into West Bengal in the same way that the TMC government did in that state (as well as the UP government)? "There is a difference," he said.

"We did not resort to pretence or hypocrisy"


"We didn't use deception or hypocrisy. Election opposition is a right that should be granted to everyone.They can run for office, and if they are qualified, they will prevail.It should be that way: if we are capable, we will win; if we are not, we will lose. 
 
If the guy is a rival and competitive, he ought to prevail.A democratic right is this.We are unable to rob him of this, he continued.

"In West Bengal, opposition party members were killed. How could opposition have operated given what we witnessed in West Bengal? Opposition party employees were beaten. These items are illuminating. No one discusses this or makes a comment. Everybody is silent.

“no riot, no curfew” in Uttar Pradesh for the past six years


The senior BJP leader further emphasized the efforts made by his administration in Uttar Pradesh to uphold peace in the state and attacked his detractors, claiming there had been "no riot, no curfew" in the state for the previous six years and all festivals were observed in peace.

I've been CM for more than 6 years. Since 2017, there haven't been any riots in the state. In the previous six years, no curfew had been implemented, and all holidays had been joyfully observed, according to him. 

He also discussed the government of Uttar Pradesh's bulldozing campaign against the state's mafia and criminal element. He questioned whether he ought to offer "aarti" in remembrance of the criminals or mafia who had wrongfully taken government property. "The people of UP want action against criminals and the mafia...," he continued.




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