During the UP Assembly session, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath once again reached out to the Muslim community. This comes at a time when there is a significant amount of discussion surrounding the Gyanvapi issue. In a separate development, the court has granted permission for worship in Vyasji’s basement. The Chief Minister emphasized that they have only requested three specific locations.
CM Yogi highlighted that this is something the entire nation has witnessed. A prolonged battle has been fought since 1990. We can assure that the magnificent and divine city of Ayodhya will captivate every Indian. The government has initiated the process of transforming Ayodhya into the world’s premier tourist destination. Parikrama in Ayodhya can no longer be prohibited. In just 16 days, over 3.6 million devotees have already visited.
The Pandavas also faced injustice
The Chief Minister expressed his concern over the injustice faced by Ayodhya, emphasizing that justice should not be limited to events that occurred thousands of years ago. He drew a parallel with the injustice faced by the Pandavas during that time and how Krishna had intervened to seek justice. The Chief Minister further highlighted that Ayodhya, Kashi, and Mathura have faced similar injustices, but the focus is primarily on these three places due to their significance.
However, he acknowledged that controversy arises when these issues are politicized for vote bank purposes. The Chief Minister emphasized that Ayodhya welcomes everyone to witness the Lord and that devotion should be the driving force rather than political gains. He criticized the Leader of Opposition for prioritizing votes over the state’s pride, stating that this mindset is detrimental and erodes people’s trust. The Chief Minister expressed his disagreement with the Governor’s words and questioned the extent to which political interests are being prioritized over the welfare of the people.