Yogi Adityanath Slams Congress at Bhiwani Rally

By A Staff Reporter: At a rally in Bawani Khera Assembly constituency, Bhiwani, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath launched a scathing attack on Congress, accusing them of betraying the country during the partition for political gains. Adityanath expressed gratitude to the people of Bawani Khera for not allowing Congress to make electoral headway in the region. "The people here know that if Congress wins, they will betray the country," Adityanath stated.

He accused Congress of crossing the limits of appeasement and focusing only on personal gain rather than public welfare. "They progressed only their houses in the name of development," he charged, calling attention to Congress's alleged lack of action during its rule.

Adityanath praised the strides made in Haryana, especially in terms of infrastructure. "In the last 10 years, connectivity in Haryana has been developed," he said, referring to the improvements made under the BJP government. He highlighted how BJP's initiatives, such as providing free rations, have been essential to supporting the people. "If Congress had worked for the people, then PM Modi wouldn’t have had to give free ration to 80 crore people."

Comparing India and Pakistan, Adityanath pointed out that while India has made provisions for its people, Pakistan has been reduced to begging on the world stage. His remarks were aimed at showcasing India's progress under BJP rule and how Congress, in his view, had failed to deliver during its time in power.