'One vote can impose curfew' Yogi Adityanath lashes out on MP Danish Ali in Amroha

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, on his visit to Amroha, addressed the conference in favor of Bharatiya Janata Party's candidate Chaudhary Kanwar Singh Tanwar from the NDA alliance. The CM explained the value of one vote in his speech, as he mentioned that one vote can also impose a curfew and a vote can also get Kanvad Yatra taken out. CM Yogi, while targeting MP Danish Ali, said that in 2019, due to a wrong decision, you made the person who hesitated in saying Bharat Mata Ki Jai an MP.

Yogi breaks it down

CM Yogi Adityanath explained the significance of a single vote as he arrived to speak at the enlightening conference in support of Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Chaudhary Kanwar Singh Tanwar from the NDA coalition from the Amroha Lok Sabha constituency in Uttar Pradesh. According to him, a vote can also be used to remove Kavad Yatra and impose curfews. Speaking directly to MP Danish Ali, CM Yogi stated, "In 2019, you made the person who hesitated in saying Bharat Mata Ki Jai an MP due to a wrong decision."

The reason behind the moto?

According to CM Yogi, the reason the government should adopt the 400 motto is that one shouldn't make the same mistake twice. CM mentioned that there was chaos in the nation before 2014, but today there is a growing sense of unrest throughout the nation and the world. He claimed that the opposition However, in his attack mode, he said that the opposition might have constructed the Ram temple by removing the 500-year stigma. In addition, he verbally assaulted the opponents on other issues.

The air remains with Yogi!

In an interview with the media, Chaudhary Kanwar Singh Tanwar, the BJP candidate from the NDA alliance running for the Amroha Lok Sabha seat, praised CM Yogi for visiting Amroha. In addition, he mentioned that Jayant Chaudhary, the president of the Rashtriya Lok Dal, and Yogi visited Amroha. The Bharatiya Janata Party hasn't faced any competition since.

He claimed that the BJP wind was blowing and that nobody could stop them from reaching the 400 mark this time. He appealed to the younger people who are using their first vote by congratulating the young voters who cast their ballots for the first time and made a special appeal, asking them to vote carefully in light of the nation's circumstances and current developments.