Yogi Adityanath Issues Warning to Criminals with ‘Ram Naam Satya’ Reference

Yogi Adityanath said whoever poses a threat to security of society, their 'Ram Naam Satya' is certain.

In a resounding declaration at a massive poll rally in Aligarh for BJP’s Lok Sabha candidate Satish Kumar Gautam, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath issued a stern warning to criminals, asserting that anyone who threatens the security of society will meet their end with the solemn rites of ‘Ram Naam Satya’ (last rites). Adityanath emphasized the critical importance of voting for continued progress and development, citing the transformational changes witnessed over the past decade.

Adityanath invoked the significance of Lord Ram’s name in the lives of the people, stating that without Ram, nothing is possible. However, he warned that those who pose a danger to societal security will also face the ultimate consequence of ‘Ram Naam Satya’. He expressed satisfaction that daughters and businessmen can now venture out at night without fear, a stark contrast to the previous atmosphere of anarchy and lawlessness.

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Praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, Adityanath credited him for driving ongoing infrastructure development projects across the nation. He highlighted the construction of world-class structures, highways, airports, defense corridors, medical colleges, and universities as tangible outcomes of Modi’s vision and governance.

Adityanath expressed unwavering confidence in the outcome of the upcoming elections, stating that the people have already decided in favor of a third term for the Modi government. He envisioned India’s rapid economic growth under Modi’s leadership, asserting that with a third term secured, India would emerge as the world’s third-largest economy within the initial three years.

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The event in Aligarh witnessed the presence of notable political figures, including BJP District President Chaudhary Krishna Pal Singh, Metropolitan President Rajeev Sharma, Rashtriya Lok Dal District President Chaudhary Kali Charan Singh, State Government Minister Sandeep Singh, and Minister and BJP candidate from Hathras Anup Valmiki.

Uttar Pradesh, as the state sending the maximum number of MPs (80) to Parliament, is poised to play a crucial role in the upcoming elections. The voting process will unfold across seven phases, scheduled for April 19, April 26, May 7, May 13, May 20, May 23, and June 1. The nation’s anticipation will culminate in the counting of votes for all 543 Lok Sabha seats on June 4.

Naiteek Bhatt