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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has defended the warnings given by the administration to Muslims against offering namaz on the streets and said that roads are for traffic. CM Yogi Adityanath also told the Muslims to learn religious discipline from Hindus, who attended the huge Mahakumbh Mela but during this time no incident of crime, sabotage or harassment happened.
When asked about the controversy on the warning given by his administration against offering prayers on the streets in Meerut, the Chief Minister strongly defended the government’s move and said that there is nothing wrong in this.
He said, ‘The road is for running and those who are speaking (against this decision) should learn discipline from Hindus. A total of 66 crore people came to Prayagraj. Somewhere there is no looting, no arson, there is no molestation, there is no sabotage, no kidnapping, no discipline is discipline… This is religious discipline… This is religious discipline… If you want convenience, then learn to obey that discipline.
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CM rejected these criticism
Yogi and leader Adityanath has emerged as one of the most popular leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) due to his hardcore ideas over Hindutva and strict administrators against criminals. He dismissed criticisms against discrimination against Muslims.
He said that the number of Muslims in the state’s population is 20 percent, but their share in the beneficiaries of government welfare schemes is 35 to 40 percent. Adityanath said that he neither believes in discrimination nor in appeasement.
He said, ‘We always keep ourselves separate from appeasement and every needy, who is a citizen of India, should get the benefit of every facility of governance.’