Oppn credit their own hard work when they win, but blame EVMs & ECI on losing
Gorakhpur, 12 Oct (HS): Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath launched a scathing attack on the Congress party at a teachers'' conference held in Gorakhpur on Monday. He said that for the past several days, it has been observed in the
UP CM at teachers' conference held in Gorakhpur on Monday


Gorakhpur, 12 Oct (HS): Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath launched a

scathing attack on the Congress party at a teachers' conference held in Gorakhpur on

Monday. He said that for the past several days, it has been observed in the

national capital, Delhi, that the Congress and the All India Alliance are not

only harassing the common people but also creating chaos and anarchy and making

a nefarious attempt to undermine the country's constitutional institutions. Due

to their identity crisis and corrupt intentions, the Congress and its allies

have completely lost their credibility, and the people of the country are

clearly witnessing their non-political behavior.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that it is surprising that when they win an

election, their efforts are lauded, and when they lose, the EVMs and the

Election Commission are blamed. If the court issues a decision based on merit,

a despicable attempt is made to put the honorable court in the dock. All kinds

of threats are made. Similarly, putting other constitutional institutions in

the dock, abusing them, and spreading chaos has become part of the Congress

party's destiny.

The Chief Minister said that the Indian people are democratically very aware.

They will not accept this anarchy. It is not certain that the public will

tolerate this for long. If the Congress and its allies do not stop their

unconstitutional and undemocratic actions, they will lose whatever remaining

support base they have. Congress should stop spreading anarchy in the country.

It should stop misleading the public and the youth. It should become part of a

healthy democratic system by discussing issues on the basis of merit. This will

be in the interest of the country's democracy and the people.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi


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