In a recent campaign address in Kagaznagar, UP CM Yogi Adityanath emphasized BJP’s stance against Muslim reservations, deeming them unconstitutional. He criticized the BRS government for what he perceives as injustice to SC, ST, and weaker sections through the implementation of Muslim reservations. Adityanath asserted that the abolition of these reservations would be possible if BJP comes to power.
Taking aim at CM KCR, Adityanath accused him of holding the state hostage for personal gain, especially regarding water fund appointments. He contrasted the situation in Uttar Pradesh before 2017, claiming that the “Double Engine Sarkar” has brought stability, citing the absence of riots since then.
Adityanath raised concerns about issues in Telangana, including farmer suicides, paper leakages, and unfulfilled job promises. He alleged secret alliances between BRS, Congress, and BSP, with MIM in between. The promise of officially celebrating Telangana Liberation Day emerged as a clear objective to bring BJP to power in the state.
Highlighting national matters, Adityanath credited the construction of the Ram Mandir to BJP’s governance and asserted that the international community recognizes the Indian government under PM Modi. He concluded by suggesting a common agenda among Congress, BRS, and BSP, pointing out BSP’s limited representation in its home state of UP.