Many new information is coming to light in the investigation of Sambhal violence in Uttar Pradesh. At the same time, politics has also become very intense on this issue. In fact, in the UP Assembly, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has strongly countered the opposition’s allegations on Sambhal and Bahraich violence. CM said that the Sambhal case is a mutual conflict between local and foreign Muslims.
CM Yogi’s counterattack
Yogi Adityanath The Assembly said that all the opposition leaders have said things as per their interest. But NCRB data shows that since 2017 till now, communal riots in UP have decreased by 97 to 99 percent. What you actually call riots has not happened in Uttar Pradesh since 2017. He said that before 2017, there were 815 communal riots and 192 people had died in them. At the same time, between 2007 and 2011, 616 incidents of violence took place and 120 people died.
Mutual conflict between local and foreign Muslims
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that the opposition has called Kundarki’s victory as looting of votes. Your candidate’s deposit was confiscated. He said, is it not true that there is mutual conflict between Indian and foreign Muslims, which you are trying to cover up. No one can hide the sun, the moon and the truth for long.
Who are Indian and foreign Muslims?
Furious at the opposition in the Assembly, CM Yogi said, is it not true that this is a fight for supremacy between Indian and foreign Muslims? CM said, is it not true that your ancestors were not Hindus? He said that it is also written in Baburnama that every temple has been demolished and a structure has been built. In fact, CM Yogi is calling those people who have been living in India since the beginning as desi Muslims. But the CM is calling the Muslims who came from outside during the Mughal period as foreign Muslims.
Ram-Ram is our general address.
Yogi Adityanath said that if you go to western Uttar Pradesh, then in general address only Ram-Ram is spoken. He said, how has Jai Shri Ram become communal? It is celebrated in our place and whenever we meet, we say Ram-Ram. He said that if someone says Jai Shri Ram, then you can understand the intention in it, it is not teasing.
