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Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh and Gorakshpeethadhishwar Yogi Adityanath has given a big and very important statement during the Guru Purnima Mahotsav at the historical Gorakhnath temple in Gorakhpur. While addressing the relaxation session of Shri Ram Katha and Guru Purnima Mahotsav organized at Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Bhawan of Gorakhnath Temple on Wednesday, the Chief Minister called upon the people of the country to be completely alert and cautious against the forces that hinder Sanatan culture and India’s progress journey. CM Yogi warned in clear words that in today’s era, some people are sitting within the society in the form of ‘Kalanemi’ and have become spokespersons of anti-national forces, against whom every citizen needs to be cautious.
Opposition forces are troubled by India’s rapid progress
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath further said in his address that as a result of the rapid progress that India has made during the last 12 years, in the coming two-three years our country will be among the three largest economies and top countries of the world. This amazing and rapid development journey of India is bound to cause trouble to those forces who have suffered the pain of being left behind in this race. This is the reason why such external and internal forces are now hatching new conspiracies to spread instability, unrest and chaos within the country. CM Yogi reminded that about 12 years ago there was a terrible terror of Naxalism in about 120 districts of the country, which has completely ended today, but instead of sitting peacefully, the people promoting Naxalism are now trying to break the society under pseudonyms and in new forms.
Cautioned the society by giving example of ‘Kaalnemi’ of Ramayana
Referring to the Ramayana period, the Chief Minister gave the example of the insidious character ‘Kaalnemi’ who blocked the path of Hanumanji and said that even in the present times, we have to be very careful of the modern Kalnemi who are directly or indirectly taking part in the conspiracies being hatched against India. He said that the sacred stream of Sanatan culture has always given protection to every religion, sect and thought, but taking advantage of this openness, some poisoners make malicious attempts to sting it. The society will have to unite and shout that we will not tolerate any conspiracy against the country and culture. CM Yogi sarcastically said that some people of the country have been so carried away by the winds of western culture that they create disruption in Sanatan festivals and try to glorify institutions like JNU, whereas those who insult mother power and motherland face the same consequences as Ravana and Bali.