Kanpur, 16 June

(HS): Senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader, former Union Minister, and MP

Anurag Thakur arrived in Kanpur on Tuesday. He launched a scathing attack on

the opposition and the Trinamool Congress. He said that the opposition has

always opposed the Ram Temple and is still attempting to politicize the issue.

Regarding the controversy surrounding offerings at the Ram Temple, he said that

the Special Investigation Team (SIT) is investigating the matter and strict

action will be taken against those responsible once the investigation is

complete.

Upon arriving in Kanpur, Anurag Thakur was welcomed

at various locations. He first visited the residence of Uttar Pradesh Assembly

Speaker Satish Mahana and met him. BJP workers greeted him. He then

participated in a tree-planting ceremony at the temple complex in Paramat. He

then visited the Baba Anandeshwar Temple and offered prayers.

Speaking to reporters, Anurag Thakur, referring to

West Bengal politics, said that for years there was an atmosphere of fear and

corruption. He alleged that the Trinamool Congress's rule fostered hooliganism,

but now action is being taken against those involved in corruption and crime.

He said that a positive environment is being created for Bengal's development

and the people want change.

On the question of financial disputes related to

the Ram Temple, he said that the temple trust had demanded an investigation

into the matter. Following this, the Uttar Pradesh government formed an SIT.

The investigation is being conducted impartially. Once the truth is revealed,

those responsible will be prosecuted as per the law.

Anurag Thakur said

that those who opposed the Ram Temple movement for years are still trying to

gain political advantage from this issue, but the people of the country are

watching and understanding everything. He expressed confidence that when the

truth comes out, all the facts will be revealed and the culprits will not be

spared.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi