In a recent address, Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath issued a call to action for Hindus to remain united, warning them of potential consequences similar to the recent violence against Hindus in Bangladesh. He criticized opposition parties for their silence on the issue and emphasized the importance of unity in ensuring safety and prosperity. Adityanath also highlighted the need to learn from history and avoid division within the Hindu community, particularly in the face of challenges like demands for a caste census. His comments, made in the context of upcoming assembly by-polls, are seen as an attempt to rally support and counter opposition efforts to raise issues like reservation policies. The remarks drew a response from Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav, who suggested they reflected Adityanath’s ambitions for higher office. As the political landscape heats up in Uttar Pradesh, Adityanath’s message on unity and historical awareness takes on added significance for the state’s voters.
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Yogi warns Hindus to stay united or face ‘Bangladesh-like’ destiny
