Lucknow: Chairman of the Yogi Minister Adyityath on Monday begged “Exodus” Hindu from Cairana a few years ago, told people in the city of Uttar Pradesh West that those who shot traders will now be sent to “the next world”.
Overcoming a public meeting in Kairana, he slammed the “Taliban mentality”, said it would not be accepted in the state.
He also attacked the opposition, saying they did not act when Hindu homes were burned and innocent young men were killed in Muzaffardagar, referring to communal riots there in 2013.
The alleged exodus of Kairana was a big problem in the 2017 Assembly election as a big problem BJP claims later that a number of Hindu families have left the city after receiving threats from criminals.
However, claims are contested by others.
Towards the election of the assembly next year in the state, Aditityanath visited the city and promised compensation to several families allegedly forced to leave between 2014 and 2016.
Adityanath said Muzafarnagar riots and “exoduses” of the people of Cairana were not a BJP selection problem.
This is our identity problem, honor and glory, said CM.
“The criminals who forced the traders and residents of Kairana to escape in the past four and a half years were forced to escape,” CM claims.
“There are no criminals who dare to walk with his head holding high.
And if a criminal dares to shoot a trader or citizen, then the bullet will hit him and will send him the next world (‘Doosre Lok’),” Adityanath said.
Promising exemplary punishment to criminals, cm said no one would be allowed to spread anarchy, inciting riots and playing with the honor of women.
Those who support the “Taliban mentality” will not be accepted in the state, he said.
“That (Taliban) makes the life of the sisters and daughters of hell, violating the basic rights of citizens.
This will not be accepted at all in,” CM said.
CM also accused that people who opposed the limitation of the special status of Jammu and Kashmir and the construction of RAM temple in Ayodhya “happy” for riots at Muzaffarnagar and “Exodus” from Cairana.
“When there is a Taliban government in Afghanistan, they increase the slogan.
But we will not allow the Talibanization at all.
And anyone who supports the Taliban above, the government will handle it firmly,” CM said launched several development projects in Shamli District in Kairana.
CM said he came to Shamli in 2017 and promised to provide a better and safe atmosphere.
The face of MP’s law has raised the problem of Cairana, he said, adding that on the demands of the local population, he had received a police station that was reinforced and now laid the foundation of the Cancel camp of PAC worth Rs 250 Crores.
“When it doesn’t come to power, we also say that we will not accept such cowards.
When we are in power, we work at zero tolerance to criminals,” he said.
“In the last four years the BJP government in the state, a safe atmosphere has been given,” he said.
Attacking the opposition, he said they could not see when Hindus’ houses were burned and innocent adolescents were killed in Muzaffarnagar.
They used to respect rioters, he accused.
Adityananath also told those who worked to destroy Kairana, business centers and classical music, they would fulfill the fate of Maricha and the same change, the mythological demons mentioned in Ramayana.
Adityananath also met with several families who migrated from Cairana between 2014 and 2016, allegedly after receiving the threat of extortion.
Adityanath claims that the city is not known for criminal activities now because the rapid development process has begun.
“The bypass road is being built to avoid congestion.
Industrialization has begun here and the locals get a job,” CM told reporters, adding that everyone would benefit from the government scheme which was not intended at “appeasement”.
He put the foundation stone from the PAC battalion camp, where the personnel 1,278 PAC will be posted.
He inaugurated and placed the project foundation of the project worth RS 425 Crore.
Adityanath called Cairana ‘Exodus’, said the attacking traders would be sent to the ‘next world’
