BJP has ensured 'Ram naam satya' for those who are threat to society: UP CM Adityanath

The BJP has not only brought Lord Ram to Ayodhya but also ensured 'Ram naam satya', or the end, for those who are a threat to society in Uttar Pradesh, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday said.

''Once no one in the state thought that woman and traders could go out of the house fearlessly at night, but today it is possible. We have not only brought Ram but also ensured 'Ram naam satya' for those who are a threat to the safety of daughters and traders,'' Adityanath said.

''We live life by the name of Lord Ram but 'Ram naam satya' is a certainty for the one who will become a threat to society,'' he added addressing a rally in Aligarh in support of BJP's Lok Sabha candidate Satish Kumar Gautam.

Polling in Aligarh is slated for the second phase on April 26.

The chief minister, who also addressed a rally in Baghpat, termed the place as the land from where the foundation of Mahabharata was laid.

''This is the same land from where the foundation of Mahabharata was laid against injustice and oppression. Baghpat was one of the five villages that Lord Krishna had asked for the Pandavas when he visited the court of Hastinapur 5,000 years ago,'' Adityanath said.

''But Duryodhan could not give (those villages), could not take the blessings of the society...Hence Mahabharata had to happen,'' he added addressing the 'Vijay Shankhnaad' rally in Baghpat in support of Rajkumar Sangwan --- the joint candidate of the BJP and the Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD).

Adityanath said that he has the privilege of visiting the pious land ('paavan dharaa') of the great son of Mother India and former prime minister Chaudhary Charan Singh.

He said that Chaudhary Charan Singh received India's highest civilian honour the Bharat Ratna as the messiah of the farmers.

The chief minister said this is not only the honour of crores of 'annadatas' but also the pride of the people of Uttar Pradesh.

''Thanks to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who kept in mind the values and ideals of Chaudhary Sahab and made the issues of farmers a part of the political agenda and implemented welfare schemes in the interest of farmers,'' he added.

Adityanath said that elections are to be held in Baghpat on April 26, adding the BJP and RLD together have given a worthy candidate for the seat.

Referring to the current Lok Sabha MP from Baghpat Satyapal Singh, Adityanath said that he spent his entire life in different cities of Maharashtra, but he started working whole-heartedly for the development of this place as soon as he became the MP.

He speedily got the development plans for Baghpat passed from Delhi and Lucknow, he added.

RLD chief Jayant Chaudhary, MP Dr Satyapal Singh, joint candidate of BJP and RLD Rajkumar Sangwan, BJP district president Tejpal Upadhyay, Uttar Pradesh Minister Kapildev Aggarwal and other leaders were present on the occasion.

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