Lucknow: Samajwadi Party reacted to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s statement that being a “Yogi and Hindu” he would not go to the sang- e buniyad ceremony of the mosque in Ayodhya. On Friday, he said that he should apologize to the people for this, because he is the Chief Minister of the entire state.
Samajwadi Party spokesman Pawan Pandey said, “By saying this, Yogi has violated his oath which he took before assuming the post of Chief Minister. He is the chief minister of the entire state and not just Hindus. This language of the Chief Minister reduces pride. “Pandey said,” He should apologize to the people for this. “
When asked about the Chief Minister’s statement to Congress media convenor Lallan Kumar, he said, “We have nothing to say about the statement made on his mosque.” He said, “The Chief Minister knows It is necessary that former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi went to Ayodhya and the lock was opened. They are doing wrong Hindutva politics whereas Congress always works for the good of the people. Lord Ram belongs to everyone, whereas the BJP wants to show that Ram belongs only to him, this is his misunderstanding.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had said in an interview to a private TV channel on Wednesday, “Being a yogi and a Hindu, he will not attend the foundation stone laying ceremony of the mosque in Ayodhya”. He said, “If you are a Chief Minister I am not avoiding any religion, belief or community if I am asking this question, but if you are asking me as a yogi, then I will not go away at all, because as a Hindu I have to practice my worship Have the right to follow.
The Chief Minister said, “I am neither a plaintiff nor a defendant, hence neither I will be called nor will I go.” I know that I will not get an invitation for this. The day those people called me, the secularism of many people would be in danger. That is why I do not want anyone’s secularism to be endangered and that is why I am working silently without any discrimination so that the schemes of the government can benefit everyone in general. ”
