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The winter session of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly has begun. On the very first day of the session, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has launched a scathing attack on the opposition parties. CM Yogi has shown the mirror to the opposition on all issues including the violence in Sambhal. CM Yogi has also clearly said that when processions of Muslim festivals can pass through Hindu areas, then why can’t processions of Hindu festivals pass through Muslim areas.
CM Yogi warned
In the winter session of Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly, CM Yogi, while warning the anarchic elements, clearly said that if no problem is created during the festivals of any Muslim or other religion in the state, then if any problem is created during the Hindu festivals, the government will deal with it strictly.
We will neither be divided nor cut – CM Yogi
CM Yogi also spoke about the Sambhal dispute in the assembly. He said, “You want that your festivals and celebrations should be celebrated peacefully. There was a Shia-Sunni dispute in your Sambhal as well… In 1976, the entire dispute was between Shia and Sunni. At that time, the dispute was about the possession of Jama Masjid. You people should not throw dust on this truth and the Shia-Sunni dispute of Lucknow ended only during the time of the Bharatiya Janata Party government… You people used to make Shia and Sunni fight here because your politics from the very beginning was to divide and then get them divided and that is why we said that we will neither divide nor be divided… We will neither divide nor be divided.”
The tradition of Babur and Aurangzeb will not remain in India- CM Yogi
CM Yogi attacked the opposition and said- “Shafiqur Rahman Barq never considered himself a citizen of India, he used to say that I am the descendant of Babur… You must also believe this. It is up to you to decide whether you consider the invaders as your ideal, or consider the tradition of Ram Krishna and Buddha as your ideal, in India only the tradition of Ram Krishna Buddha will remain, the tradition of Babur and Aurangzeb will not remain.”
