CM Yogi Adityanath Defends Sanatan Dharma At Maha Kumbh; Warns Against Conspiracies

On Tuesday evening, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath visited the camp of Jagadguru Ramanandacharya Swami Ram Bhadracharya in Sector 6 of Maha Kumbh, where he met with the revered saint and addressed thousands of devotees. CM Yogi emphasized the grandeur of the Maha Kumbh, describing it as a symbol of faith and spiritual strength that showcases the enduring significance of Sanatan Dharma to the world.

During his speech, the Chief Minister raised concerns over certain groups conspiring against Sanatan Dharma, stating that these efforts would be futile. He confidently declared, “No Marich or Subahu can harm Sanatan Dharma even by a hair’s breadth,” reassuring devotees that millions of saints protect their faith, keeping it unshaken by any adversaries.

During his visit, CM Yogi took part in the 151 Kundi Akhand Bharat Sankalp Maha Yagna, a sacred ritual at the camp. The event symbolizes the collective spiritual strength and dedication of devotees, who unite in their faith and commitment to Sanatan Dharma.

Record-Breaking Devotee Participation At Maha Kumbh

CM Yogi also highlighted the massive turnout at the ongoing Maha Kumbh, sharing that approximately 38 crore devotees have taken a holy dip at Triveni Sangam since the commencement of the event with the Paush Purnima bath on January 13.

He stressed that the Maha Kumbh has become a divine experience for devotees from all corners of the globe, offering them a deep connection with the spiritual magnificence of Sanatan Dharma.

Despite the overwhelming success of the Maha Kumbh, CM Yogi pointed out that certain groups remain displeased with the historic event. “These are the same people who opposed the Ram Janmabhoomi and questioned the significance of Kumbh Mela,” he remarked.

He also criticized these opponents for their skepticism during the COVID-19 pandemic, when they resisted testing, treatment, and vaccination efforts.

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Reflecting on the recent Pran Pratishtha of Ramlala in Ayodhya, CM Yogi noted that the event was a powerful testament to the glorious history of Sanatan Dharma, emphasizing the deep spiritual roots of the Ram Temple and Maha Kumbh.

CM Yogi strongly affirm that the safety of Sanatan Dharma is intrinsically link to the safety of India itself. “If Sanatan Dharma is safe, India is safe. If India is safe, then humanity is safe,” he declared, highlighting the vital role of Sanatan Dharma in India’s identity and global standing.

The Chief Minister further assured devotees that the Maha Kumbh will continue until February 26, coinciding with Mahashivratri. He praised all Akharas and religious leaders for their participation in the sacred dips at Triveni Sangam and stressed that followers of Sanatan Dharma would not forgive any attempt to tarnish the event’s sanctity.

Addressing Misleading Claims And Parliamentary Integrity

CM Yogi also took aim at opponents of Sanatan Dharma who, he alleged, were attempting to mislead the Indian Parliament by presenting false figures. “In a parliamentary democracy, the Parliament is supreme.

He urged Sanatan Dharma followers to remain vigilant against these conspiracies, advising them to stay calm and trust in the truth. “There can be disagreements, but there is no room for doubt,” CM Yogi reassured the audience.

Support And Assurance From Spiritual Leaders

Jagadguru Ramanandacharya Swami Ram Bhadracharya, during the event, assured CM Yogi that the Maha Kumbh would go down in history as one of the most monumental religious events. The revered saint also extended an invitation to CM Yogi to visit Chitrakoot in the future.

Notable spiritual leaders, including Jagadguru Vishnu Swami Santoshcharya and Satua Baba, were also present, adding their blessings to the proceedings.

In conclusion, CM Yogi’s visit to the Maha Kumbh reaffirmed his commitment to the protection and promotion of Sanatan Dharma, while urging devotees to remain steadfast in their faith and resist any attempts to undermine their beliefs.