Balrampur, September 28 (Udaipur Kiran News) – Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday took a strong stand against elements spreading unrest, declaring that “Ghazwa-e-Hind” will never be accepted in India. He warned that anyone attempting to disturb peace and harmony will face strict action and be given a “ticket to hell.”
Addressing a public gathering in Balrampur, where he inaugurated and laid the foundation stones for 124 development projects worth ₹825.29 crore, the Chief Minister said that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, India is witnessing a new era of development and inclusivity.
“In the new India, everyone benefits equally from welfare schemes without discrimination. But some elements dislike progress and try to create chaos during celebrations. I want to tell them clearly — those who hinder development will face destruction,” CM Yogi asserted.
He reminded people of past regimes, saying,
“During SP and Congress governments, rioters were treated with hospitality. But now, under the double-engine government, anyone trying to create unrest will be dealt with strictly. Such acts will lead them straight to hell.”
Zero Tolerance on Law and Order
CM Yogi said the state government follows a zero-tolerance policy towards crime and anti-national activities.
“Those raising anti-India slogans or promoting ‘Ghazwa-e-Hind’ will not be tolerated. If anyone wants to go to hell, they can talk about Ghazwa-e-Hind. Lawbreakers will not be spared — they’ll be given a one-way ticket to hell,” he added.
Referring to the Bareilly incident, the Chief Minister condemned attempts to mislead youth under religious slogans:
“Those who should have pens in their hands were given placards of ‘I Love Mohammad’ to incite violence. Such acts of anarchy will not be accepted in Uttar Pradesh.”
He warned that those spreading rumours or unrest in the name of drones or theft would face Gangster Act proceedings. Citizens were urged to remain vigilant and inform authorities about any anti-national activities.
Development Initiatives
During his visit, CM Yogi inaugurated the Government Polytechnic College in Ghughulpur, whose construction began in February 2020 and was completed at a cost of ₹20.29 crore.
He also visited Devi Patan Temple, offered prayers to Maa Pateshwari, and later distributed cheques to beneficiaries of various government schemes. A short film showcasing Balrampur’s development was also screened during the event.
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