‘Spreading Anarchy’: Yogi Adityanath Targets Congress over Protests Against CEC in Delhi
He accused Congress of disrupting public life and questioning constitutional institutions as the Opposition raised voter-list irregularities, including 10 votes registered under one name.
- Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath accused INDIA and Congress on Monday of creating anarchy and undermining constitutional institutions ahead of the Opposition's planned protest march in Delhi.
- The Chief Minister alleged the Opposition blames Electronic Voting Machines and the Election Commission when losing elections, while questioning court verdicts and pressuring constitutional bodies.
- Opposition leaders raised concerns regarding the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, citing an alleged case in Azamgarh's Sadar Assembly constituency where ten votes were registered under one person's name.
- Political confrontation between the BJP and the Opposition has intensified as both sides trade accusations regarding electoral transparency and the conduct of constitutional bodies.
- Yogi urged Congress to focus on constructive debate over public issues instead of protests, suggesting the party should consider changing its leadership to move forward.
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UP Politics: Yogi Adityanath Targets INDIA Bloc Ahead of March Over Constitutional Institutions
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“If they lose, they blame EVMs”, CM Adityanath accuses Congress of creating 'anarchy', questioning constitutional institutions amid INDIA bloc's Delhi protest
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath accused the Congress of creating "anarchy" and questioning constitutional institutions amid the INDIA bloc's protest in Delhi. He alleged that the party blamed EVMs and the Election Commission after electoral defeats and urged it to change its conduct and leadership. "People will not accept this anarchy; they will not tolerate this for long," Adityanath said, warning of political consequences if the p…
Gorakhpur. Just ahead of a proposed protest and march in the capital, Delhi, organized by the opposition party alliance "INDIA," Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath launched a scathing attack on the opposition. Speaking to news agencies in Gorakhpur, the Chief Minister strongly objected to the style of functioning of opposition leaders, alleging that they […]
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