In a fervent statement on Monday, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath branded the Congress and the opposition INDIA bloc as 'Ramdrohi' (anti-Ram) and 'Rashtradrohi' (anti-national), accusing them of betraying both deity and country.
Adityanath's assertion follows AICC spokesperson Radhika Khera's resignation from the Congress, citing intense internal criticism for her visit to the Ram temple in Ayodhya.
"The DNA of Congress, SP, and the INDI Alliance reeks of 'Ramdroh' and 'Rashtradroh'," Adityanath stated during a press briefing at his official residence. "Their consistent disrespect towards Lord Ram and his devotees, coupled with efforts to belittle the majority community, reflects their condemnable conduct. Whether it is Congress, SP, National Conference, or DMK, their 'Ramdrohi' attitude is taking them towards oblivion."
Adityanath accused Congress of consistently defacing India's global reputation and denigrating the Hindu religion. He foresaw the dramatic change under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who, according to him, has brought respect and security for the country globally.
Addressing a public rally in Unnao in support of BJP's Lok Sabha candidate Sakshi Maharaj, Adityanath warned against placing trust in the Congress and SP, citing their historical opposition to Lord Ram.
Alleging the "INDI Alliance's manifesto" promised unrestricted consumption of food and beverages for minorities, Adityanath affirmed the majority's reverence for the cow and opposition to its slaughter. He said insolute refusal to allow people to eat food contrary to societal norms.
Adityanath says that the re-election of the Modi government for the third time is required due to renewed public enthusiasm and revolutionary changes during the tenure of Modi.
Adityanath condemns the attempt of the Samajwadi Party to withdraw the cases against the terrorists during the rule, saying, "the intervention of judiciary to check such attempts is perilous and condemnable.".
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