Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has said that the opposition does not like development. He wants to incite ethnic and communal riots in the country and the state. He said that under the cover of riots, the opposition will get a chance to bake political rotis and development will stop. That is why opposition parties keep on conspiring regularly. The Chief Minister said, “We have to keep the process of development fast by being alert to the conspiracies”. On Sunday, the Chief Minister was in virtual address to the booth, board and sector officials of the BJP regarding the Naogaon-Sadat (Amroha) assembly by-election at his residence on Sunday.
Expose the conspirators
The Chief Minister said that the BJP has been dedicated to the service of the nation since the beginning, considering the male as Narayan and the public as Janardan. Many public welfare works have been done in the last six years under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Even during the unprecedented crisis of the global pandemic Corona, Uttar Pradesh has done unmatched work under the guidance of the Prime Minister. Some people who have never had any concern with development, cannot digest this work. Such people are plotting daily, be cautious with them, expose their conspiracies. He said that the self. We have to keep moving forward on the path of public service with the resolve to continue the process of development that Chetan Chauhan started.
Conspiracy to defame the Chief Minister by putting a fake post
On the other hand, a fake statement of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has been revealed on social media, conspiracy to defame him. An FIR was lodged on behalf of Sub-Inspector Bhupendra Kumar Singh in charge of Narhi Post of Hazratganj Kotwali, Lucknow. In this viral message, by putting a screen shot, the Chief Minister is shown giving controversial statements. The police have registered an FIR against Facebook user Munna Yadav in 11 sections for finding this screenshot fake. This led to an attempt to spread bitterness among various communities.
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