Gorakhpur,

10 July (HS): On Thursday, at the Ram Katha closing ceremony in Gorakhnath

temple, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has fiercely attacked the Samajwadi

Party. “Lohia was a socialist and today's socialists shoot at Ram devotees, but

they chant Lohia's name. Whoever opposes Lord Shri Ram, he will always have a

bad fate,” said Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. He remarked, “Without Ram,

Krishna and Shankar, not even a leaf can move in India. We have considered it a

part of our way of life. Dr. Lohia was a staunch socialist. He was a staunch

opponent of the Congress party, and was also a freedom fighter. After

independence, there was a fear in the world that India will not remain united

for long.”

Ramayan

fairs were started by Lohia – Chief Minister CM Yogi further said, 'He was

afraid that India will be divided again. When he was asked that Lohia ji, tell

us how long will India remain united and will India be able to remain united.

He said that this question should not be raised on India. People said that the

world is saying this. He said that the world has not yet understood India

properly. As long as Ram, Krishna and Lord Shankar are worshipped in India, no

one will be able to harm India. No person from the world will be able to harm India.

If anyone had started the Ramayan fairs in the country, it was Lohia.

Socialists

shoot bullets at Ram bhakts - CM Yogi Chief Minister said, 'Dr Lohia was a

socialist and today's socialists shoot bullets at Ram bhakts, but chant Lohia's

name. That is why I said that when there is no coordination between a person's

conduct and thoughts, then he faces a bad fate and the one who opposes Ram is

always bound to face a bad fate.' CM Yogi said, 'This is the story of 'Maryada

Purushottam Shri Ram'. His words are followed all over the world. The story is

effective only when the speaker's personality is pure from within.”

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi