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Uttar Pradesh News : Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has defended the administration that warns Muslims against offering prayers on the streets. He said that roads are for traffic. He also asked Muslims to learn religious discipline from Hindus. The Hindu joined the Mahakumbh, but there was not a single incident of crime, barbarity or harassment during this period.
‘Roads are for walking’
The Chief Minister defended the administration when asked about the dispute on the warning given by the administration not to offer namaz to Muslims on the streets of Meerut. He said, ‘Nothing has been done wrong in this. Roads are for running. Those who are raising finger on the warnings of the establishment of power should learn discipline from Hindus. A total of 66 crore people attended the Mahakumbh in Prayagraj, during which not a single incident of looting, arson, harassment, sabotage or kidnapping occurred. Religious discipline should be like this. If you want the facility, then also learn to respect discipline. ‘
‘Muslims hold 20% in the total population of UP’
Yogi Adityanath has emerged as the most popular BJP leader of BJP due to his strong views on Hindutva and strict action against criminals. However, they have rejected the criticism that they discriminate against Muslims. He said, ‘Muslims have 20 percent share in the total population of the state, but 30 to 40 percent of the beneficiaries of government schemes are Muslims.
‘I never believed in discrimination’
The Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh said, “I never believed in discrimination and I do not believe in appeasement.” I have always been away from self -consciousness. I have always tried to ensure that all facilities are provided to the needy Indian citizens.
