'Kavad Yatra goes on the road and will continue to run', CM Yogi gave a befitting reply to fundamentalists targeting Kavad Yatra

CM Yogi statement on Namaz on road: On one hand, fundamentalists in Bengal are openly carrying out conspiracies against Hindus and Sanatanis and Mamta government is silent. At the same time, in Yogi Raj in UP, fundamentalists are being treated in a manner. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath once again gave a befitting reply to those who challenge administrative decisions by putting Sanatan in front. Some fundamentalists tried to surround the decision of the UP government through a kanvad yatra. When the questions arose, Yogi also did not take long to answer. In his latest interview, Yogi said in two words that the law is the same for everyone. He gave a befitting reply to those connecting the Kandayatra with prayers on the road.

Could not muster courage to challenge order

When the Yogi government banned those who pray on Eid by blocking roads, many advocates who do politics for the rights of Muslims came down on rebellion. There were also many who could not muster the courage to challenge the clear cut order of the Yogi government. But through the journey of Kavad in the buried tongue, tried to justify the decision of Namaz Ban on the road.

CM Yogi gave a befitting reply

Now CM Yogi gave a befitting reply to such statements. The CM gave a direct reply in his latest interview and said that there is a mosque or Idgah in place of Namaz, not a road. He said that in the name of Namaz, the roads will no longer be allowed to jam. Kavad Yatra will come out of the roads, while traditional Muslim processions have never been stopped. CM Yogi said that the law is equal for everyone and those who are raising questions should learn discipline from Hindus.

Kavad Yatra will be on the road itself- CM Yogi

When the offering of Namaz on the road was compared to the Kavad Yatra, Yogi Adityanath, the head of the state, was enraged. Yogi Adityanath also raised the question whether the traditional Muslim procession has ever been stopped. Yogi made it clear that the Kavad Yatra runs on the road itself and will continue.

All people learn discipline from Hindus

CM Yogi advised in the interview that the road is for running. Those who are saying this should learn discipline from Hindus. He gave advice that the festival and festival should not become a medium of ecstasy. When Yogi advised Hindus to learn discipline, Maulana Maulvi also started teaching the lesson of Islam and discipline.

Now there will be talk on the clear cut message of CM Yogi and there will be controversy. But Yogi made it clear that he would not tolerate the road in the name of religion. This message of Yogi is especially for those people who try to incite in the name of religion. He has made it clear that those who do so will have to suffer their consequences.