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At his Janmbhoomi, Lord Ram will celebrate his birthday after 500 years: Yogi

At his Janmbhoomi, Lord Ram will celebrate his birthday after 500 years: Yogi

BIJNOR (UP) APRIL 16   :    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday said that Lord Ramm will be celebrating his birthday on his Janmbhoomi after a hiatus of 500 years on the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami on Wednesday.

Addressing an election meeting in support of Bharatiya Janata Party candidate from Nagina Om Kumar in Nathaur, the CM said, “Thousands of people are now heading to Ayodhya Dham to participate in the birth anniversary festivities. This is a historic moment as Ram Lalla will celebrate his birthday at his birthplace for the first time in 500 years. Our generations have been blessed to witness the event.”.

He urged the public to support Om Kumar while extending his wishes for the Ashtami Tithi of Basantik Navratri and Ram Navami.

Attacking the opposition parties, including Congress and Samajwadi Party (SP), Yogi said that India was the only country in the world where a deity had to provide evidence of his birthplace. “This crisis was caused by Congress and SP. Despite their attempts to undermine our faith, the Sanatan Samaj remained resolute. It was determined to construct a grand temple at Lord Ram’s birthplace and thanks to PM Modi, we have achieved this success.”

He also criticized Congress for causing electoral defeat to Baba Saheb Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar and accused SP of threatening to demolish Dalit monuments after coming to power in 2012. Stressing the opposition’s ambiguous approach, he said that when they failed to construct, they talked of demolishing the existing structures.

The CM contrasted it with PM Modi’s resolute approach, adding that he facilitated the construction of the Panch Teerth associated with Baba Saheb. “You contributed to forming the government, hence this credit goes to you,” he said.

He said, “A single vote cast in the right direction can change fate, while one cast in the wrong one leads to an identity crisis. Congress, SP and BSP are caught in a rut they are unable to get out of. They seem to despise goodness. They even glorify mafias and criminals, visit their homes and mourn their deaths, but when an innocent Hindu falls victim to an accident, they remain quiet. We greet common citizens with ‘Ram-Ram’ and criminals with ‘Ram Naam Satya’.”

Yogi highlighted the challenges faced during the SP-BSP regime at Seer Govardhan, the birthplace of Saint Ravidas. He mentioned that there was only one route leading there, causing difficulties for the lakhs of devotees visiting.

He said, “Today, the sacred land of Sadhguru Ravidas boasts a grand memorial, a 25-foot-high statue, a park and a four-lane road, making it more accessible and grander,” he said.

The CM noted the historical significance of Ayodhya’s International Airport being named after Maharishi Valmiki prior to the consecration of Ram Lalla. Drawing a contrast between political ideologies, he pointed out the divisive nature of the SP, BSP and Congress alliance, which focuses on caste divisions, while highlighting the BJP alliance’s commitment to honoring all 140 crore Indians and great personalities.

He said, “When Congress insulted Chaudhary Charan Singh, PM Modi increased the respect of farmers by giving them ‘Bharat Ratna’.”

Yogi mentioned that the BJP’s ‘Sankalp Patra’ pledges to construct an additional three crore houses for the poor over the next five years. He assured that the public will continue to benefit from government schemes.

He also pointed out the infrastructural developments in Bijnor, including the four-lane connectivity with Meerut and Nazimabad, and mentioned the progress made in addressing the flood issues. He emphasised the inclusive approach of the government, recognising and respecting every section of society, including farmers, youth and women.

The CM praised Om Kumar, emphasising his two-term tenure as an MLA and noteworthy contributions to his domain. He exuded confidence that with the strong support and blessings of the public, Om Kumar will come to Delhi with flying colours.(UNI)

National

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