CM Yogi Slams Congress for Putting Constitutional Bodies in the Dock
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Mounting a blistering attack on the primary opposition, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Thursday declared that targeting constitutional institutions and undermining faith in the world's largest democracy has become an ingrained habit for the Congress party. Addressing a massive gathering during the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) "Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy" march in Ghaziabad, the Chief Minister asserted that by casting unfounded doubts over democratic frameworks, the Congress is committing the unpardonable sin of insulting the legacy of India's revered freedom fighters. He reminded the public that the same political entity that strangled civil liberties by imposing the Emergency in 1975 now hypocritically attempts to lecture the nation on democratic ethics while clinging tightly to an Emergency mindset.
EVM Blame Game: Winning Through Hard Work, Losing Through Excuses
Scrutinizing the electoral track record and shifting stances of the opposition, Chief Minister Yogi pointed out a persistent double standard regarding polling integrity. He noted that whenever Congress and its allies taste victory, they promptly credit their own organizational efforts and grassroot campaigns, but the moment the electorate delivers an unfavorable verdict, they predictably lay the entire blame on Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). Affirming that Indian voters are politically astute, vigilant, and fully conscious of democratic sanctity, the Chief Minister asserted that citizens understand how to dismantle every artificial barrier and false narrative constructed by frustrated political players trying to delegitimize popular mandates.
Rahul Gandhi's Repeated Failures and the Legacy ofUPA Era Scams
Training his guns directly on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, CM Yogi remarked that despite facing recurring electoral rejections, Gandhi continues to lead campaigns aimed at placing the nation’s prestige in the dock. He argued that whenever granted political opportunities, the Congress leadership has spared no effort to diminish India’s international standing. Invoking the contentious legacy of previous administrations, the Chief Minister recalled high-profile financial controversies—including the Commonwealth Games, Fertilizer, 2G spectrum, and Coal allocation scams—alleging that systematic corruption involving hundreds of thousands of crores had severely crippled national security until the Indian electorate decisively placed its faith in Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Transformation Since 2014: From Security Vulnerabilities to World's 4th Largest Economy
Highlighting the distinct paradigm shift in governance, the Chief Minister underscored that India's global footprint has undergone a dramatic resurgence since 2014 under Prime Minister Modi's decisive leadership. Drawing a sharp contrast between pre-2014 vulnerabilities and the modern reality, he noted that the country has dismantled major threats from cross-border terrorism and domestic Naxalism while rising rapidly to become the world's fourth largest economic powerhouse. Adityanath observed that ongoing protests staged by the opposition in Delhi are driven by discomfort over India’s surging global prominence, as the nation successfully synchronizes rich cultural heritage with unprecedented infrastructure development despite persistent obstructionist maneuvers by political rivals.
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