CM Yogi Adityanath takes a dig at Rahul Gandhi in Ghaziabad

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath attended the 'Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy' padyatra organized at Rajnagar Extension in Ghaziabad on Thursday. A large number of ministers from Western Uttar Pradesh, MLAs, public representatives, and office-bearers of the Bharatiya Janata Party were present at the event. Addressing a massive public meeting after the padyatra, the Chief Minister launched scathing attacks on the Congress and the opposition alliance. Targeting Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, he compared him to a village boy who, after failing exams repeatedly, finds new excuses every time to hide his failure.

Describing an anecdote in this context, the Chief Minister stated that when a student fails an exam for the first time, he says the teacher changed his answer sheet. When he fails the second time, he argues that questions outside the syllabus were asked in the paper. For failing the third time, he makes the excuse that the ink in his pen ran out, and the fourth time, he gives the logic that the student sitting next to him was writing too fast, which caused his attention to wander. Through this example, Chief Minister Yogi took a dig at the current state of the Congress. He said that the activities of the Congress have become something similar. Having lost the trust of the public, this party is constantly making excuses instead of accepting responsibility for its defeat.

The Chief Minister further stated that democracy rests on public trust, constitutional limits, and respect for the mandate. But the Congress and its INDI alliance are trying to push this great democracy of India into the fire of anarchy, instability, and chaos. He claimed that the people of the country are continuously rejecting the Congress and the INDI alliance. Referring to the old regime of the Congress, Yogi leveled serious allegations of corruption. He said that whenever the Congress got the opportunity to run the country, it put the nation in the dock through its alleged corrupt conduct. According to the Chief Minister, one major scam after another surfaced during the Congress regime.

Stating that 'BJP workers are committed to protecting democratic values', the Chief Minister said that the main objective of this padyatra is to give a message of protecting India's democracy, respecting constitutional limits, and the supremacy of the mandate. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, every worker of the BJP is determined to strengthen democratic values. He emphasized that the true strength of democracy lies in the trust of the public and their active participation. During this event, great enthusiasm was seen among the local BJP leaders and workers, and they reiterated their resolve to protect democracy.

He is known for the ideology of Hindutva and has been active in politics for a long time.