The Bharatiya Janata Party used its state executive meeting to mobilize cadres entirely around an upcoming electoral victory in Uttar Pradesh. Union Home Minister Amit Shah backed Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's administration, emphasizing decreases in dacoity, robbery, extortion, and riots under his tenure. Shah also directly challenged the Samajwadi Party by contrasting the construction of the Ram Temple with the 1990 firing on kar sevaks in Ayodhya. He asserted that the opposition party would remain out of power in the state for the next three decades.
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The ruling party is making the Uniform Civil Code a primary policy commitment for its sta…: The ruling party is making the Uniform Civil Code a primary policy commitment for its state election platform.
Public endorsements of the Chief Minister served to counter ongoing speculation regarding…: Public endorsements of the Chief Minister served to counter ongoing speculation regarding rifts between central and state party leaders.
The campaign is actively leveraging the construction of the Ram Temple against the histor…: The campaign is actively leveraging the construction of the Ram Temple against the historical record of the Samajwadi Party.
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Shah praised CM Yogi Adityanath's law-and-order record and implementation of central welfare schemes, amid speculation over differences between the state leadership and the BJP's central leadership. Addressing BJP's state executive meeting in Lucknow, Shah asked party workers to put aside all doubts and distractions and focus single-mindedly on the party's victory.
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"BJP government in Uttar Pradesh is like Angad's foot. Nobody can move it. BJP is going to form the government again. There should be no doubt about it," he said.
Invoking Arjuna's unwavering focus on the bird's eye, Shah told party workers to put aside all doubts and distractions, tighten their belts and concentrate solely on BJP's victory in Uttar Pradesh.
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"This time, when the government comes to power, UCC will be implemented in Uttar Pradesh. UCC has already been implemented in many states," Shah said, expressing confidence that the BJP would return…
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