Lucknow: An appeal of a six-minute video for voters from Yogi Aditentalath for hours before the vote in the West on Thursday it seems to hit the raw nerve throughout the region by suggesting it will not be long for the country “being Kashmir, Kerala or Bengal” if BJP is not selected back to the government.
Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan fired Twitter retort in Yogi for dragging his country into the poll field, saying that he might be afraid that if it rises like Kerala, it will enjoy “health education, living standards, and have a harmonious society where people don’t will be killed in the name of religion and caste “.
“That’s what the people wanted above,” he said, then tweeted the same message in Hindi and marked Yogi.
“My only concern is that these people (rival parties) try to form the government.
If you give up on what they say, five years of work I will waste …
this sound will be your guarantee for life without fear, “He said in the video, posted on his official Twitter handle at 3.07 in the morning.
Yogi said he was satisfied that rising now free from “professional criminals” and mafia terror tactics.
“Hindus that migrated from their homes had returned,” he said, referring to the exodus of traders after the threat in Kairana in 2016.
Kerala MP Shashi Tharoor tweeted, “Up must be very lucky !! The beauty of Kashmir, Bengali culture & education Kerala will do The miracle for that place.
Great: Poor about the government.
“Vice President of NC and former J & K cm Omar Abdullah joined the Twitter storm.
“He (Yogi) must be very lucky.
J & K has less poverty, a better human development index, less evil & generally a standard of life that is better than above.
What we don’t have good governance for 3-4 years Last but it was a temporary phenomenon, “he wrote.
CM said he had never worked with “how to bias” during his term, and there was no fraud or allegations of corruption involving “one Pisaa” against him.
“It’s time for a big decision.
The Government of the BJP Machine has done everything with commitment and fulfill his promises in your mind in mind,” Yogi said.
(With input from Thiruvananthapuram & Kolkata)