-CM Yogi said, 'Bajrangbali was there in Tetra era, there was no such thing as Islam on this earth.
Amravati. maharashtra election 2024: Assembly elections are in full swing in Maharashtra. In the election ruckus it seems that a war of words has broken out between the leaders. In this, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) firebrand leader and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has given a big statement during an election rally in Amravati on Wednesday. Yogi Adityanath has said, 'There was Bajrangbali in Tetra era, there was no such thing as Islam on this earth.
What did Yogi Adityanath say?
During his speech, Yogi Adityanath is seen reminding Hindu voters of some old incidents in his own style. Referring to the issue of Hanuman Chalisa and Navneet Rana, Yogi (yogi adityanath maharashtra election 2024) said, 'Just remember, when Bajrangbali was sacrificed in Treta Yuga, there was no such thing as Islam on this earth. Today we are reciting Hanuman Chalisa and taking out a procession. If Ram Navami is banned or stopped, then why? And those who do not like Bajrangbali, who will go to India? Will not respect Prabhu Ramchandra, will not respect Bajrangbali.
Yogi (maharashtra election 2024) further said, brothers and sisters, I have come here to tell all of us that the election is the election of nation and religion. Whatever we do should be for the country. Every work should be for the country. We have no individual existence. Everything we should do is in the interest of the country. This is what I have come here to appeal.
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