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Yogi Adityanath Ji: Well Said And Well Done… So Much Common Sense
With the kind of clarity we have rarely heard in recent time, the honourable Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh said:
1) [in Hindi] if during Eid I cannot stop the namaz being offered on roads. then I have no right to stop the celebration of Janmashtami at police stations. if he cannot stop the offering of namaz on roads during Eid, he has no right to stop celebration of Janmashtami at police stations.
2) what is an auspicious religious procession (Shiva devotees Kanwar Yatra) without “band baaja, microphones, DJs and music systems“, AND
3) if these are banned for this Yatra they should be banned in EVERY place of worship and if they cannot be, then these cannot be banned for the Yatra either.
Soooooooo much common sense and well said! You have truly spoken of equality and fairness to one and all.
Source: Indian Express
- 18 Aug 2017
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BJP MLA In UP Arrives In Bullock Cart – Only In India
BJP MLA Jawahar Lal Rajpoot, from Garautha assembly constituency in Jhansi district arrived in a decorated bullock cart even though he owns a safari car. The MLA is a farmer who has turned to be a politician also said “Neta nahi, Kisan hu me”. What is surprising is that we don’t see more politicians using bullock carts of cycles, the common man’s transportation…
Source: Indian Express
- 17 May 2017
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Uttar Pradesh Will Be Safe In 100 Days – Never Happened Before…
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath makes a promise – the state will be safe from “Jungle Raj” in 100 days. The CM also added, “‘Every sister, daughter and trader of Uttar Pradesh will feel safe in the state”. This is a major commitment, UP, if it were a country, would be amongst the top ten in the world. The state also plans to hire 30,000 police.
Source: Daily Mail
- 13 May 2017
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Wow! In UP, Schools & Govt With Less Holidays, Have To Work Harder…
In a proactive move, Yogi Adityanath, chief minister of Uttar Pradesh has cancelled 15 holidays for schools, colleges and government, which were there to commemorate “great people”. The chief minister said, “special programmes will be held to educate school children about the great leaders. Many times, children don’t even know why the school has been closed.” Now that is real cutting edge thinking. Schools currently run only around 120 days as against a minimum of 220 days per year, so now the school year would increase as well as the working hours of the government.
Source: Times of India
- 7 May 2017
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