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Yogi Adityanath urges unity to protect Sanatan traditions
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday called for collective action to protect Sanatan traditions, saying division had harmed the country. Speaking in Ayodhya at a programme for late Mahant Paramhans…
The Story in Brief
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday called for collective action to protect Sanatan traditions, saying division had harmed the country. Speaking in Ayodhya at a programme for late Mahant Paramhans Ramchandra Das Maharaj, he recalled the Ram Janmabhoomi movement and credited saints with the city’s transformation.
Adityanath also referred to Partition, alleged silence over attacks on Hindus in Pakistan and Bangladesh, and criticised opposition to Hindu causes. On Sambhal, he said the government had removed alleged encroachments from about 1,000 acres, was allotting the land to poorer and weaker sections, and was creating a government land bank. He said the district was now peaceful.
The Indian Opinion
The speech presents unity as a shield for faith, but it also folds cattle, Partition, Sambhal and present-day political opponents into one grievance narrative. Claims about 1,000 acres reclaimed and lasting peace need public records, independent verification and sustained local crime data. Religious identity cannot replace due process, nor should criticism of a government be treated as hostility to a tradition. The useful test is whether Sambhal’s land actions withstand court scrutiny and whether peace lasts beyond political speeches.
Source: telanganatoday.com
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