CM Yogi Adityanath: Stabbing Under Guise Of Friendship Unacceptable, Bijnor Speech Updates

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath delivered a powerful address during a public meeting in Afzalgarh, Bijnor, focusing on law, order, and social justice. The Chief Minister specifically addressed the tragic Surya Chauhan murder case from Ghaziabad, sending a stern warning to elements attempting to disrupt peace. He emphasized that stabbing under the guise of friendship is completely unacceptable in a civilized society. According to the Chief Minister, the establishment of Dharma requires the presence of the Sudershan Chakra, as it's essential for the safety and security of the nation.

Strong Stance on the Surya Chauhan Case

Speaking on the Surya Chauhan murder, CM Yogi Adityanath stated that the victim was betrayed in the name of friendship. He noted that inappropriate actions were taken against him during the festival of Bakrid, following which the police performed their duty by taking necessary action. The Chief Minister also directed a message toward parents, stating that if someone is unable to guide their unworthy children, they're committing a grave error. He described this as a significant failure that would lead to consequences. He reaffirmed that the state government's sympathies lie with law-abiding citizens, but those who play with the law will face strict repercussions without exception.

Land Rights for 1645 Displaced Families

Prior to his address, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath participated in a program to distribute land ownership certificates to families displaced from Pakistan, ex-servicemen, and leaseholders. He distributed land rights documents to 1645 families who had migrated from Pakistan. The Chief Minister highlighted that these families had been deprived of justice for decades, even as their ancestral properties were occupied. He noted that it's in the fourth generation that these displaced families are finally receiving the legal ownership of their lands. This initiative benefits approximately 8 to 10 thousand people who are now receiving these essential documents. The state government has ensured that these families finally receive their due rights.

Philosophical and Cultural References

Invoking the teachings of the Mahabharat and the wisdom of Vidur, the Chief Minister spoke about the importance of protecting Dharma. He stated that Indian tradition and culture have always messaged the protection of righteousness. He remarked that if a demon like Khar-Dushan is present, it becomes necessary to take up arms. He emphasized the principle that Dharma protects those who protect it. CM Yogi mentioned that this land has witnessed history in both its constructive and destructive forms, and So, society must clearly distinguish between right and wrong. He called for a struggle against those who rebel against the country, asserting that they can only be defeated through a determined fight.

Strict Laws Against Cow Slaughter

On the issue of cattle protection, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath pointed out a contradiction in some people's approach, noting that while some talk about declaring the cow as the national animal, they simultaneously refer to it merely as an animal. He stated that the state government is committed to every aspect of cattle conservation, while he reminded the audience that the tradition of reverence and respect for the Gau Mata in India is centuries old. He reiterated that strict laws against cow slaughter are in effect in Uttar Pradesh and the government maintains zero tolerance on this matter. Continuous action is being taken against those involved in cow slaughter to ensure the protection of the bovine population.