UP CM Yogi Adityanath Pays Tribute To Paramhans Ramchandra Das Ji Maharaj On 23rd Death Anniversary At Digambar Akhara
Ayodhya, August 14: CM Yogi said, "Had Congress taken a firm stand in 1947, the Partition of the country would not have taken place." He further stated that if there had been a Prime Minister like Narendra Modi at that time, lakhs of Hindus would not have been massacred. He also referred to the relief granted to the killers of Hindus during the Samajwadi Party government and the advocacy made…
On August 14, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath paid tribute to Paramhans Ramchandra Das Maharaj, who passed away 23 years ago. The Chief Minister emphasized that if the Congress had taken a firm stance in 1947, India would not have been partitioned and lakhs of Hindus would not have been massacred. He also mentioned that a Prime Minister like Narendra Modi would have prevented such atrocities.
Maharaj's primary focus in life was the construction of the grand temple of Lord Shri Ram in Ayodhya. He dedicated his entire life, from 1949 until his last days, to the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi movement. The Chief Minister stated that history is an inspiration and a lesson, and ignoring it means repeating past mistakes. He noted that when India's citizens travel abroad, they receive respect, which was not the case during the UPA government.
The CM spoke about the destruction of Hindu temples during the Samajwadi Party government and the advocacy against the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi movement. He recalled Maharaj's contribution to the Ram Temple movement and expressed that those opposed to Lord Ram would be confronted until the end. The Chief Minister highlighted the ongoing issue of violence against innocent Hindus in Pakistan and Bangladesh, and the silencing of politicians who speak out against such incidents.
He also mentioned the progress made in Sambhal, once a place of communal riots, which has now become a peaceful and progressive district.
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