Mathura: Those who are vocal on every issue in the world, all their mouths are shut on the Bangladesh incident, because they are afraid of losing their vote bank. They are worried about the ground shifting beneath their feet. They will see burning embers. These people see Palestine, but not Bangladesh, because temples are being demolished there and Hindus are being killed. Saints are being tortured.
The above words were said by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. The Chief Minister inaugurated the 5251st Sri Krishna Janmotsav on Sunday. He also inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of 178 development projects worth 1037 crores on the eve of Sri Krishna Janmashtami for the development of Braj. The CM also released the bhajan album of film actress Padmini Kolhapuri and the Meera Granth compiled by the UP Braj Tirtha Vikas Parishad. The CM inaugurated the ropeway of Radha Rani temple in Barsana, cruise on PPP mode in Yamuna, Panchjanya Auditorium by pressing the button. The CM wished Nandotsav and Sri Krishna Janmashtami.
The challenge that Sanatan Dharma is facing is the same as that of India
The CM said that we will have to understand the challenges of the present. The challenge that Sanatan Dharma is facing is the same as that of India. The challenge that India is facing is the same as that of Sanatan Dharma. Both cannot separate themselves from each other. The CM called upon the revered saints to unite the society. If we make a mistake, the society is divided again and the conspiracies that are being hatched succeed, then the situation will worsen. Hindus are being tortured inside Bangladesh. Monasteries and temples are being demolished. Shastras, philosophy, sadhna method will be safe only when Sanatan Dharma, country and Hindu society are safe. We will have to unite each one and expose those divisive forces, who want to divide the society on the basis of promises to serve their own interests.
Ready to give every sacrifice for the nation
The CM said that for such people politics has become desirable at the cost of the nation, but for us the nation is paramount. There will be no politics at the cost of the nation. We will choose the nation first and will be ready for every sacrifice for it
In 1971, 95 thousand soldiers of Pakistan had to surrender before India
The CM said that before 1947, Bangladesh was also a part of India. In 1971, thousands of our soldiers sacrificed their lives to save Bangladesh. 95 thousand soldiers of Pakistan had to surrender before the brave soldiers of India. This was the biggest victory of any army in the history of the world.
Nothing is older than Sanatan
CM Yogi Adityanath said that people of the whole world have a great attraction towards this land. The rich heritage that you have, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also talks about the same development and heritage. We are going to celebrate the 5251st birth anniversary of Lord Krishna. There is no country, religion, sect in the world that can say that its origin is so old. The history of some will be of 1400, 2000, 2700, 3000 years. There is no older faith, religion or sect than this. What was there before that, nothing is known, that is why we say that the only religion on earth is Sanatan Dharma. Kaliyug came immediately after Dwapar. At the end of Dwapar, the Lord’s Leela was felt for a long time. Now so many years have passed in Kaliyug. Before that there must have been Treta and Satyayug, which means we have a long heritage. It has been preserved by revered saints and their heritage. Even today, through religious events, the work of preservation has been done through heritage, stories, Bhojpatra, manuscripts, Guru-disciple tradition.
Seven years ago Jawahar Bagh and now Janmashtami are discussed
The CM said that seven years ago UP was discussed due to hooliganism, riots, anarchy, Jawahar Bagh, today UP is discussed due to Rangotsav, Janmotsav, Janmashtami. Now the discussion about UP is about the installation of Ram Lalla in Ayodhya, ending the wait of five centuries, the rejuvenation of Kashi, Vaishno Kumbh, Prayagraj Kumbh, pilgrimage places and development. Now Uttar Pradesh is a state with unlimited potential. UP, which was earlier considered a barrier to development, is today considered to be rapidly contributing to India’s growth engine with a great coordination of development and heritage.
The CM praised MP Hema Malini
The CM expressed gratitude to the people of Braj for making Hema Malini win for the third time. She has a sense of dedication towards art and development. When Hema Malini became an MP for the first time, she raised the first issue in Parliament and said whether Yamuna Maaiya does not have the right to be pure. She raised the issue of 84 Kosi Parikrama and said that it is very important in the physical and spiritual upliftment of the Braj region. She not only comes to Lucknow and Delhi for development plans, but also worries about the development here by calling. CM also praised public representatives and Braj Tirtha Vikas Parishad.
CM counted the feelings of respect in the inauguration
CM said that Braj is identified with faith, trust, art, culture, love. In today’s inauguration and foundation stone laying program, each and every thing is seen connected with heritage. He said that one thousand spectators will come together in Panchjanya Auditorium. Shaheed Laxman Memorial Building is a platform to express respect towards India’s heritage, freedom fighters. Work is being done to renovate Kusum Sarovar and connect it with loud-sound. Work of ropeway has started in Radha Rani Temple Barsana. Tehsil Bhawan of Govardhan is being inaugurated. We are spending Rs 45 crore
Vasudev Vatika is going to be constructed from here. A tourism facility center has been approved in Barsana.
On this occasion, Yogi government ministers Chaudhary Laxmi Narayan, Jaiveer Singh, Sandeep Singh, film actress and Mathura MP Hema Malini, Rajya Sabha MP Tejveer Singh, Mayor Vinod Agarwal, District Panchayat President Kishan Chaudhary, MLA Shrikant Sharma, Puran Prakash, Meghshyam Singh, Rajesh Chaudhary, Legislative Council member Omprakash Singh, Yogesh Chaudhary etc. were present.
