‘Committed the sin of offering Namaz on the steps of Hanumangarhi’, CM Yogi’s big attack on SP-Congress from Ayodhya

Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who arrived on Ayodhya tour, launched a scathing attack on the opposition parties amid the ongoing controversy regarding the offerings at Ram temple. In his address, he accused Congress and Samajwadi Party of doing politics on issues related to religious faith. CM Yogi said that the parties which today call themselves supporters of faith, had taken such decisions in the past which had hurt the religious sentiments of crores of people. Referring to the development works of Ayodhya, he also said that today this city is standing in front of the world with a new identity.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said in his speech that some political parties today talk about religion and faith, but remember that these people had offered Namaz in the holy Hanumangarhi, think will anyone be able to get Hanuman Chalisa read in Jama Masjid, will any government be able to get it done? He asked if someone tries to organize a similar event at another religious place, will he get permission? CM Yogi said that whatever happened at that time was not appropriate from the religious point of view and the public has not forgotten it.

Mentioned about the changing nature of Ramnagari

CM Yogi said that Congress and SP had committed the sin of offering Namaz on the steps of Hanumangarhi. But today’s Ayodhya has completely changed compared to earlier. According to him, by the grace of Lord Shri Ram and Hanuman ji, the city has developed rapidly and now it is making its own identity at the global level. He said that the people who opened fire on the kar sevaks have gone into the background today.

Inaugurated development projects

On Friday, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of 217 development projects costing more than Rs 432 crore in Ayodhya. On this occasion, he said that when the intentions of the government are clear and the development policy is clear, then even the biggest goals can be easily accomplished. He said that the aim of the government is not only to do construction work, but also to strengthen the religious and cultural identity of Ayodhya by equipping it with modern facilities.

Ayodhya airport was also mentioned

During his address, the Chief Minister also mentioned Ayodhya International Airport. He said that would anyone have thought that an international airport would be built in Ayodhya? There was a time when people of Samajwadi Party opposed this project and an attempt was made to spread confusion among the people. Yogi said that today the Ayodhya International Airport built in the name of Maharishi Valmiki is connected to many major cities of the country. This has not only provided convenience to the devotees, but has also given a new impetus to tourism and the local economy.

Serious allegations against SP and Congress

The Chief Minister said that the opposition parties have problems with the development works which have been completed by the present government. According to him, Samajwadi Party and Congress have been opposing even those projects whose objective was to give respect to cultural heritage. He said that some political parties also opposed the works like airport built in the name of Maharishi Valmiki and night shelter built in the name of Nishadraj Guh. Yogi alleged that earlier an attempt was made to take possession of the area connected to the historical meeting place of Lord Ram and Nishadraj in Shringverpur in the name of Waqf.

At the end of his address, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that despite many obstacles and opposition, the construction of the grand Ram temple in Ayodhya has been completed today. He described it as the result of the faith and years of struggle of crores of Ram devotees. He said that the goal of the present government is not limited only to the construction of the temple, but also to develop Ayodhya as a world class religious and cultural city. According to the Chief Minister, due to the efforts of the double engine government, Ayodhya is continuously moving towards new heights of development.