Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath once again repeated the slogan of ‘If you divide, you will divide’ at the meeting held in Kanpur today. While speaking to Aaj Tak after the Manjhwa by-election campaign, Keshav Maurya said that he does not want to comment on the Chief Minister’s statement ‘Bantenge to Katenge’.
Keshav Maurya said that he does not know in what context the Chief Minister has said this, so he will not comment, but the motto given by the Prime Minister is “Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas” and “Ek hai to safe hai” is our motto. . Es. Keshav Maurya said in a conversation with Aaj Tak that whatever the Chief Minister said, he must have said it after thinking something. I don’t know in what context he said these things but it’s not my place to comment.
I distanced myself from the slogan
Clearly, Keshav Maurya distanced himself from Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s line with the slogan of if you divide, you will be divided. Keshav Maurya described the death of children at Jhansi hospital as extremely sad and said that this incident has hurt us deeply but if any negligence or mistake is found in this matter then the government will not spare anyone and very serious action will be taken. strict. . According to Keshav Maurya, a three-level investigation is underway in this Jhansi case and strict action will be taken after the report.
After the uproar over the convening of UPPCS and RO ARO exams, Keshav Maurya said that the government never intended to harm the students. The demands of the UPPAC SC students have been accepted and resolved and soon the demands of the RO and ARO candidates will also be accepted.
