Yogi Adityanath is waging a unique campaign for Hindu unity. While on one hand he gives the slogan “If we divide, we will be divided”, on the other hand, addressing the people of Ayodhya, he says that “We have fulfilled the promise of temple construction in 2017.” Now Sita’s ordeal should not be repeated again and again. Yogi was saying these things while addressing the people of Ayodhya on the occasion of Deepotsav on Wednesday. Those who understood the direct message of the speech were getting it. This request of Yogi was not only for the people of Ayodhya, but its political significance is not limited to Ayodhya only. By-elections are being held in Uttar Pradesh for 9 seats. Furthermore, legislative elections are being held in Maharashtra and Jharkhand. Evidently the echo of this sarcastic arrow of Yogi must have been heard very far away.
Yogi and the pain of defeat in Ayodhya
At the eighth edition of Depotsav, after the establishment of the Ram temple, held in Ayodhya on Wednesday, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath told the people of the temple town that it is now their turn to prove themselves. Yogi said: I have come to tell you. Everything you said after 2017 happened in Ayodhya. You said in 2017, Yogi ji, do one thing, build a temple. The temple has been built, Ram Lala has been installed. That is why I have come to make you understand… The twin-engine government has done what it said. Now it is Ayodhya’s turn. It’s Ayodhya’s turn to prove itself again. Mother Sita’s ordeal should not be repeated again and again.
Obviously, the conversation about Sita Maiya’s ordeal has not suddenly come out of her mouth. This is the pain of defeat in Ayodhya in the Lok Sabha elections. Who will suffer the most from this defeat? Obviously, this would happen to the person who had made Ayodhya his second home while he was Chief Minister of the state during the construction of the Ram Temple. CM continued visiting Ayodhya almost every week. CM Yogi continued to complete the progress of the construction work of the Ram temple in Ayodhya, considering it as his personal responsibility. Not only the Ram temple in Ayodhya was changed, but the entire infrastructure was changed.
What happened in Ayodhya was not such an easy task. When there is a big change, many problems arise. It is not easy to solve all these problems. For that you have to work hard day and night. Yogi Adityanath worked day and night for this work. But the public’s cold response will surely hurt. The pain of defeat in the Faizabad Lok Sabha constituency, where Ayodhya is located, will hurt every day. The BJP had made the inauguration of the Ram Temple an issue in the Lok Sabha elections. Although the BJP’s performance across UP was not good, the pain of defeat in Ayodhya was unbearable. The by-election for Milkipur assembly seat will be held in Ayodhya. This seat was vacated by SP leader Avadhesh Prasad, who was elected MP from the Faizabad Lok Sabha seat.
Yogi’s speech will fuel Hindutva issue in Maharashtra and Jharkhand
Adityanath said the transformation of Ayodhya is a proof of the twin-engine government’s promise being fulfilled. Yogi said that by 2047, when India will celebrate the centenary of its independence, a similar transformation should take place in Kashi and Mathura. Accusing the opposition of creating obstacles in the government’s development plans, he stated that just as the mafia bosses will end, these obstacles will also end.
Adityanath said the transformation of Ayodhya is just the beginning and is part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of developing the heritage of Sanatan Dharma and globalizing it. He said that the Festival of Lights not only strengthens social and national unity through lights, but is also a symbol of national unity. Obviously, this symbol of national unity, the mention of Kashi-Mathura etc. It was not made for UP. This was a message given from Ayodhya for the Maharashtra and Jharkhand assembly elections.
Yogi maintains his aggression among senior BJP leaders
Yogi Adityanath understands that if he wants to strengthen his position in the party, he has to remain associated with the issues for which he is known among the Hindu community. On the one hand, if the party wants to stay in power, it will have to keep its core voters happy; On the other hand, one must not only maintain one’s position but also look forward. For this it is necessary to maintain the position of the Hindu Hriday Samrat. When Yogi talks about Hindu interests, it has a different effect. It is a statement that if we share, we will be cut. If any other leader had said this, it would not have been as effective. Yogi had said this in Agra while talking about Bangladesh. Today it seems that the BJP will have made this the most important issue not only in the upcoming assembly elections but till the Lok Sabha elections in 2029. The more the party embraces this issue, the stronger Yogi Adityanath will become.
The responsibility of continually challenging opponents, especially SP, also falls on Yogi’s shoulders.
At the Deepotsav ceremony, Adityanath attacked the Samajwadi Party and accused it of shedding the blood of Ram devotees in Ayodhya. Those who know the history of the Ram Janmabhoomi movement will also know that the then Chief Minister Mulayam Singh was trying to crush the Ram temple. movement in Ayodhya. How Yadav had opened fire on the kar sevaks. Ram devotees were arrested across the state. Thousands of people from towns, cities and villages were imprisoned overnight. Government buses were stopped and were being used to ferry Ram devotees to jail. Thousands of people had also gone underground. This kind of force had never been used to suppress any movement in the history of independent India.
No one can deny Yogi’s claim that Ayodhya now has the infrastructure it never had since independence. Yogi said that those who deprived Ayodhya of electricity, who forced him to bathe in rotten water at the feet of Ram, are the same people who speak in the name of Lord Ram today. Ayodhya has become the first solar city in the country. The city where planes did not land after the landing of Lord Ram’s Pushpak Vimana also has an international airport with the blessing of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
