“Certain family in country prioritises its interests over security of India”: CM Yogi veiled attack on Congress

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday launched a veiled attack on the Congress party saying, “A certain family in the country prioritises its interests over the security of India, recklessly endangering the future of the youth and fostering a culture of corruption.”
Addressing an election rally in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Yogi said, “Their actions seek to deny the underprivileged access to essential welfare schemes. Conversely, ‘Modi Ka Parivaar’–under the leadership of the Bharatiya Janata Party–works tirelessly towards India’s security, dignity, and prosperity. ‘Modi Ka Privaar’ is a beacon of the nation’s heritage, progress, and integrity, propelling the BJP government forward”.
CM Yogi added, “Their actions seek to deny the underprivileged access to essential welfare schemes. Conversely, ‘Modi Ka Parivaar’–under the leadership of the Bharatiya Janata Party–works tirelessly towards India’s security, dignity, and prosperity. ‘Modi Ka Privaar’ is a beacon of the nation’s heritage, progress, and integrity, propelling the BJP government forward.”
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also honoured Prime Minister Narendra Modi by presenting him with a patka, symbolising respect on occasion. Additionally, Etawah MP and BJP candidate Ramshankar Katheria, Kannauj MP and BJP candidate Subrata Pathak, and ministers in the Yogi government and Mainpuri Lok Sabha candidate Jaiveer Singh expressed their congratulations and appreciation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi by presenting him with ‘angvastra’.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath called upon people to actively engage in the democratic process, turning out in large numbers at polling booths to cast their ballots in the third and fourth phases of elections scheduled for May 7 and May 13 for the future of India.
Reflecting on the transformation, CM Yogi expressed, “In the past, people in Etawah would say, ‘Ayodhya Mai Ek Bhi Parinda Par Nahi Maar Sakta,’ but today, Ram Lalla resides there, blessing all with his presence. This marks a new beginning, considering the tumultuous situation prevalent earlier.”
He added, “The state was crippled with stagnant development, fostering an atmosphere of lawlessness and disorder, posing threats to the safety of women and businessmen. However, in the present, under the governance of the BJP, security is widespread, and everyone is accorded due respect. “
With this progressive shift, CM Yogi urged everyone to contribute to the vision of a developed India actively.
The polling in Uttar Pradesh, which sends the most members to the Lower House, at 80, is being held in all seven phases of the parliamentary elections. Voting in 16 seats was completed in the first two phases