Lucknow: Recently, UP CM Yogi Adityanath made a big attack on Congress's UP in-charge Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and SP's national president Akhilesh Yadav. In the seminar of the enlightened people, the Chief Minister said that the Congress had an opportunity to atone the partition of the country but one of his leaders went to conduct a photo session among the villagers.
According to information received from sources, it has been learned that the head of another party says that the National Population Register (NPR) will not be filled. Will not give any information if NRC comes. There has been a moral downfall of those who talk of giving pension to those going to jail in Bawal. Well tell me, what is the amount of pension his father, grandfather has earned, that he will distribute the bailout. The Congress, SP spread rumors about the new law, then incited violence. Awareness seminar on CAA was organized by the Enlightened Cell of BJP in Samvad Bhavan of Gorakhpur University. It was inaugurated by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Opposition was the target when the Chief Minister took over the mic. The attacker Yogi said that there is a need to understand this mischief of the opposition, who do politics of caste, religion, religion and religion. Misconceptions were spread on CAA. Hands were joined with anti-national forces who set arson and sabotage.
The enlightened people should not sit silent now: For the information, let us tell you that the CM said that people of the enlightened class should not sit silent now, leave the houses and expose the rumors on the CAA. People follow the manner of enlightened society. It is the responsibility of the enlightened people to tell the right thing to the people and create an atmosphere that the anti-national forces can be given a befitting reply.
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