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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has given a big statement regarding Sanatan Dharma. He warned people against those who would ‘divide’ the society and said that if Sanatan Dharma becomes weak then the country will also become weak. He said that if the country becomes weak then Sanatan will face existential crisis.
CM Yogi said this in a program in Sitapur where he participated in the idol installation day and Bhandara at Tapodham Satguru Girdhari Nath Ji Maharaj Tapodham Ashram.
Warned against those who divide the society
According to a statement issued by the state government, Adityanath warned the society without taking anyone’s name on this occasion and said that if Sanatan is weak then the country will be weak. If the country becomes weak then Sanatan will face existential crisis, hence beware of those who divide.
CM Yogi said that everyone is silent on the death and burning of Hindus in Bangladesh. The Dalits who died are Hindus, except the religious leaders and some Hindu organizations, there is no human rights or organization in the world to advocate for them. Many civilizations and cultures in the world have vanished with time, but Sanatan culture is still standing with dignity and pride after facing all the storms and is giving the message of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam with friendship and compassion to the world.
If Sanatan becomes weak then the country becomes weak
The Chief Minister said that many attempts were made to break Sanatan. The followers of Sanatan Dharma gave shelter to everyone in times of distress and gave them an opportunity to flourish, but some people did not perform the refugee religion, rather they came here and tried to strangulate them by holding their fingers and left no stone unturned in looting the country.
The Chief Minister said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India is preparing itself for a long journey. He said that India will become a big power in the world, no one can stop it. It is the responsibility of the Indians to participate in this journey and work together. If this can be done then the results will be better for the present and future generations.