'We were divided in the name of language and caste, that is why we were cut off', CM Yogi's sharp attack on anti-Sanatan forces

UP CM Yogi Adityanath on Friday made a sharp attack on the opposition and anti-Sanatan forces in a program organized in Ayodhya. He said that even in 1947, Sanatan had everything – strength, intelligence and glory. Even then we were divided in the name of language and caste. CM Yogi said that Hindu was also the target in Sambhal violence. Even today Hindus are being slaughtered in Pakistan and Bangladesh.

During this, CM Yogi gave the example of Sambhal and said that in 1526, a structure was built by demolishing the Harihar temple of Sambhal. If there had been retribution in Sambhal at that time, no one would have had the audacity to insult the Sanatani community by demolishing the Ayodhya temple in 1528 and building a structure there. Today the glory of both Sambhal and Ayodhya is coming back.

Ayodhya has completely changed

Earlier Ayodhya was craving for electricity. Dirt was spread on the ghats of Saryu. The devotee would come out after taking a dip with his nose closed. Today Ayodhya has completely changed. Just as at the time of Shri Ram's Raj Tilak, someone came disguised as Manthara and Kaikai and sent him into exile. The same thing is happening even today. The same thing is happening today, only the faces have changed. Those who did not hesitate in firing bullets and lathicharge on Ram devotees are chanting Ramnaam today. We have to recognize these chronologies.

Formation of SIT at the behest of pilgrimage area

While discussing the theft of offerings, CM Yogi said that as soon as the matter came to light, SIT was formed at the behest of the pilgrimage area. Action is being taken. The government has resolved to take action against the culprits. Those who oppose coming to Ram temple and those who refrain from firing bullets. Today they do the work of throwing dust in front of Ram devotees.

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