Let us fight from Ayodhya, says Yogi as he accepts Akhilesh’s challenge, dares the SP chief to contest in opposition
‘You [Akhilesh Yadav] should also file your nomination from Ayodhya, and I will too; let us both try our luck once; why fight through disciples,’ asked Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has accepted the challenge from Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav to contest the upcoming Assembly polls from Ayodhya. The CM dared Akhilesh to fight against him from the seat. Adityanath pointed out that the SP had once provided electricity for only three to four hours in Ayodhya and had imposed a ban on saying Jai Shri Ram.
He emphasized that the city is now a testament to Ram Rajya and a reminder of the Treta Yuga. The chief minister urged Akhilesh to file his nomination from Ayodhya and contest the election face-to-face. Adityanath criticized those who grovel before mafias and offered prayers at their graves, stating that such individuals would struggle to challenge the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance.
He forecasted that the BJP will secure 80% of the seats in the upcoming Uttar Pradesh Assembly election, while the SP-led opposition alliance will capture 20%. Adityanath also questioned the preference for nepotism within the SP, pointing out that the party's uncle and a wealthy tycoon were the only candidates in the recent Rajya Sabha elections.
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