‘To those who consider foreign invaders as ideal …’, UP CM Yogi Adityanath gave this advice – Yogi Adityanath Nanaji Peshwa Birth Anniversary Foreign Attacker NTC

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said clearly at the Bethur Festival on Sunday that there cannot be a place in this country for people hating India and Indianness. The Chief Minister said, “Those who cannot respect the great freedom fighters and great men of the country, they cannot be a part of this country and this society.” He said that those who consider foreign invaders as ideal need to think.

Yogi Adityanath criticized those who historically have damaged India’s faith, culture and value according to him. He said that making invaders and those foreign attackers should not be part of the country’s discourse.

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Those who consider invaders as ideal need to think!

Referring to a statement by Indonesia President Prabovo Subhinto, the Chief Minister said that if Indonesia considers Indianness a part of its existence, despite being the largest Muslim dominated country in the world, then it is a thinking for those who consider foreign invaders in India as ideal.

Yogi Adityanath praised the great warriors of India such as Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Maharana Pratap and Guru Govind Singh and said, “It is necessary to respect these great warriors and understand their efforts so that India’s pride can increase.”

CM attended the program on Nanaji Rao Peshwa’s birth anniversary

Explain that on the occasion of the birth anniversary of freedom fighter Nanaji Rao Peshwa in the program, a loan of Rs 5.42 crore was distributed to 1,302 entrepreneurs. Appointment letters were given to 329 newly appointed Anganwadi workers and assistance of Rs 6.35 crore was given to 127 beneficiaries under the Chief Minister’s Farmers Accident Welfare Scheme.

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CM Adityanath emphasized the historical and cultural importance of Bethur and said that this land is a symbol of India’s spiritual heritage. Recalling the days, when freedom fighter Nanaji Peshwa made a strategy of 1857 from here, and Rani Laxmibai learned the art art on this land.