Lucknow. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath addressed the program on the occasion of Partition Horrors Memorial Day organized at Lok Bhavan. During this, he fiercely targeted Congress. He said that the partition of the country in 1947 is a proof of the cowardice of Congress. At that time, if Sarkar Patel had been the Prime Minister of the country or if the country had a leadership like Prime Minister Narendra Modi, then no one would have been able to spoil our country, but due to the cowardice of the Congress, the country got divided. During this period, lakhs of Hindus, Buddhists, Jains and Sikhs were massacred.
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Chief Minister Yogi said that India was enslaved due to two reasons, one of which was mutual contradiction. The country became weak due to conflicts and conspiracies regarding caste, region and language. This resulted in slavery. Due to contradictions we could not fight collectively. Its consequences were bound to emerge. The country became enslaved. India, which was one India since ancient times, got divided into pieces.
Along with this, after partition, there was massive distribution of enemy properties during the Congress government. During that time, Hindus, Jains, Buddhists and Sikhs who came from Pakistan should have been helped to settle down but Congress did not help them. The lands were distributed equally. He said that like before, even today the mentality of SP and Congress is divisive. These people do politics of dividing the country and society.
The Chief Minister said, we have provided citizenship to the displaced victims from Pakistan and Bangladesh (East Pakistan). The process of providing citizenship to the people of Sikh community displaced from Pakistan is also going on in Rampur. The concept of 'Developed India' will be realized when every poor person has emerged from poverty and is living a respectable life as an ordinary citizen, every artisan is yearning to become an entrepreneur and every food-providing farmer is achieving the goal of self-reliance.