Adityanath Urges Voters to Ensure Victory for BJP, Stresses Zero Tolerance for Criminals
Sardhana : In a stern message to wrongdoers, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, addressing a public gathering, stated that those who harm the innocent will not even find a place in the ground. He appealed to the public not to let those who have been pacified in western Uttar Pradesh heat up again. Adityanath emphasized that good leadership takes a country to heights, while wrong hands in power bring poverty. He cited Pakistan as an example, highlighting how India is providing free ration to 80 crore people while Pakistan is begging worldwide with a bowl. He credited this disparity to the leaders of Pakistan.
Urging Support for Sanjeev Balyan from Muzaffarnagar. While addressing the public rally, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also urged the people to vote for Sanjeev Balyan, the candidate from the Muzaffarnagar Lok Sabha seat. He stated that with the development of the 12-lane expressway connecting Meerut directly to Delhi, people from Delhi now prefer to live in Meerut, Sardhana, and Muzaffarnagar.
Adityanath highlighted the visible change in western Uttar Pradesh and criticized the opposition for attempting to confuse the people. He stressed that the state is witnessing a significant improvement in law and order under the present administration. The Chief Minister reiterated that those who tried to disrupt law and order in the region by filing false cases against the youth will not be spared. He warned that such individuals will face consequences for their actions, ensuring that chaos and lawlessness will not prevail in the state. Adityanath emphasized that no one can escape the consequences of their actions, regardless of their stature or influence. He affirmed his commitment to maintaining strict law and order in the state.
The event was attended by various dignitaries including BJP’s regional president Satyendra Sisodia, Minister of the State Kapil Dev Agarwal, BJP district presidents Shiv Kumar Rana (Meerut) and Sudhir Saini (Muzaffarnagar), former MLA Sangeet Som, Vikram Saini, and district in-charge Mayank Goyal.
