CM Yogi Adityanath Urges Embrace of 'Swadeshi' in Kakori Celebration
During the Kakori Train Action Shatabdi Mahotsav, Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath called for a stronger embrace of the Swadeshi movement, emphasizing the socio-economic benefits of supporting local products. Honoring those involved in the 1925 Kakori event, he announced initiatives for promoting indigenous goods.
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In a fervent appeal during the centenary of the Kakori Train Action, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath championed the Swadeshi movement, calling on citizens to prioritize locally-made products over foreign goods. He asserted that purchasing Swadeshi items would bolster the country's development and thwart the indirect costs associated with terrorism emanating from purchasing foreign-made products.
Speaking at the celebrations, Adityanath reminisced about the historical significance of the Kakori incident, where Indian revolutionaries reclaimed wealth from the British, underlining the sacrifices of key figures like Ramprasad Bismil and Ashfaqullah Khan. The chief minister announced that Lucknow's famed Malihabadi mangoes would now be marketed under the 'Kakori brand' as part of efforts to enhance local business
Adityanath urged citizens to support initiatives that drive national prosperity and uphold the legacy of past freedom fighters, encouraging purchase of items such as khadi goods from Gandhi Ashram, particularly during upcoming festivals. In a symbolic gesture, he linked national pride and economic growth to the movement, highlighting the rebranding of Kakori events as 'Kakori Train Action'.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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