If the chair goes, let it go, Ram’s work should not stop, Yogi reminded the great sacrifice of Kalyan Singh

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News India Live, Digital Desk: today means 5th January The day is very special for the politics of Uttar Pradesh and Ram devotees. Today known as ‘Hindu Hriday Samrat’ and former Chief Minister of UP Late Kalyan Singh (Babuji) It is the birth anniversary of. On this occasion, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath paid tribute to him and said something which will make every Ram devotee’s chest swell with pride.

We often see leaders fighting for the chair, but CM Yogi today reminded that Kalyan Singh was a leader who considered the chair as a shoe for his feet.

chose determination, not power
CM Yogi looked a little emotional during the program organized in Lucknow. He said, “When Babuji had two options – on one side power (Chief Minister’s chair) and on the other resolution (promise of Ram Mandir), he did not hesitate even for a moment. He chose resolution and gave up power.”

Yogi ji was referring to the incident of 6 December 1992. At that time, there was a lot of pressure on Kalyan Singh to fire on the kar sevaks and to be strict. But Babuji had clearly said that “I will not open fire on Ram devotees, even if my government is dismissed.” And the same thing happened, his government went away, but he became immortal in history.

Kalyan Singh was made for Ram Kaj
Yogi Adityanath said that Babuji’s life was not just politics, it was a mission. If today a grand Ram temple is standing in Ayodhya, then somewhere in its foundation the sacrifice of Kalyan Singh is also included. He accepted his exile (political struggle) but did not compromise with his principles.

He was also a symbol of good governance
Not just Ram Mandir, Yogi reminded how Kalyan Singh had broken the back of copying mafias in UP and taught the lesson of Good Governance. In the 90s, criminals used to tremble at his name.

CM Yogi said that today’s generation should learn from Babuji’s life that position is not big, prestige and ‘sacrifice’ are big. “As long as the Ram temple exists, Kalyan Singh’s name will echo in every brick.”