Here is what Yogi Adityanath says about those who oppose Hindutva

Here is what Yogi Adityanath says about those who oppose Hindutva….

 

UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath  started BJP’s civic poll campaign from Ayodhya temple. He attacked opposition parties, saying by opposing “Hindutva” they are objecting to “development” and “bhartiyata”.

“Hindutva and development are complementary to each other … Those who are opposing Hindutva are in fact opposing development and bhartiyata,” Adityanath said.

“Hindutva does not define any particular caste, creed or religion. Hindutva defines the spirit of India,” said Yogi.

Asked about opposition parties linking his speeches and work to Hindutva and not development, he said, “It is ridiculous that the forces which have encouraged dynastic politics and casteism in the name of secularism and indulged in corruption are talking like this.”

On reports about former UP CM Akhilesh Yadav’s move to install a grand statue of Lord Krishna in Etawah, he said the SP chief also “wants to install a statue of Duryodhan (the chief antagonist of Mahabharata) and this shows where he wants to take the state”.

“They are not able to get rid of their ‘sanskar’ and have said they will install a statue of Duryodhan,” he said.

Adityanath said there is no doubt that the BJP will form government in 2019 and “it will perform well in the urban local bodies elections too”.