Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath addressed a public gathering under the 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam 2.0' campaign, emphasizing the state's efforts against anti-social and anti-national elements. He highlighted the recent arrest in Balrampur of a criminal accused of exploiting Hindu women, describing him as a violator of women's dignity and a threat to society. Adityanath criticized opposition parties, particularly the Samajwadi Party, Congress, and Bahujan Samaj Party, accusing them of promoting a 'one district, one mafia' policy, contrasting it with the current government's initiatives like 'One District One Product' and 'One District One Crop.' The campaign is being carried out statewide under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the guidance of Yogi Adityanath. The controversy surrounding 'Chhangur Baba,' accused in a religious conversion case, drew political attention, with BJP and VHP representatives condemning him as a criminal and anti-national, while opposition voices alleged government protection for him. Political analysts and former officials have called for treating Chhangur Baba as a criminal, noting that his actions do not represent any legitimate theological stance. The campaign and statements underscore the Uttar Pradesh government's firm stance against forced religious conversions and criminal activities linked to them.
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'हिंदू बेटियों से खिलवाड़ करने वाला जल्लाद...' : धर्मांतरण केस में छांगुर बाबा पर बरसे CM योगी #CMYogi | #Balrampur | #UPNews https://t.co/vlR0zHHqTk
Chhangur's conversion empire crumbles The fact of the matter is that he (Chhangur Baba) does not represent the ideal form of any theology, and therefore, he should be treated as a criminal and as an accused: Vikram Singh, Former IPS #IndiaFirst @gauravcsawant @vikramsingh112 https://t.co/LHnSYi4wTq