By A Staff Reporter
Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has sharply criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of pursuing an agenda that threatens India’s unity and social harmony. In a recent tweet, Adityanath labeled Gandhi as the "Congress prince" and claimed that his actions are aimed at destabilizing the country.
"Congress prince Rahul Gandhi is heading towards becoming the leader of an anti-India separatist group," Adityanath tweeted. He alleged that Gandhi's alliance with the National Conference and efforts to manipulate the reservation system for backward classes were part of a broader scheme to abolish reservations and create discord.
The Uttar Pradesh CM argued that Gandhi’s moves are intended to provoke divisions within the country and potentially incite civil unrest. "Their only aim is to destroy the unity, integrity, and social harmony of India," Adityanath stated.
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He further emphasized the BJP's stance against such divisive strategies, asserting, "As long as there is even one BJP worker in this country, Rahul Gandhi's divisive intentions will not succeed." Adityanath praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the NDA government for their commitment to the upliftment of marginalized communities, contrasting their efforts with Gandhi’s alleged attempts to sow division.
The Chief Minister concluded by calling on Rahul Gandhi to apologize to the nation for his purported actions, which he described as condemnable. This strong denunciation reflects ongoing tensions between the BJP and Congress, highlighting the polarized political climate in India.
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