4 minutes agoWriter: Rajesh Sahu
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January 25, 2014, a general meeting of Gorakhpur. Yogi Adityanath, MP of Gorakhpur and president of Hindu Yuva Vahini, was saying, ‘If a Hindu’s blood will shed, we will not register an FIR with the administration. Will get at least 10 such people killed, those who will be involved in the murder of a Hindu. The tolerance limit is over.
Then his speeches used to be ‘Babur ki Aulad, Hindu-Muslim, Shri Ram, Bajrangbali and Abbajan’. Then on 19 March 2017 he became the CM of UP. Language changed. Before this, on 22 October 2021, definitely watch this tweet of CM Yogi carefully, in which he is talking about solidarity.
“This mantra of Sabka Saath and Sabka Vikas says everything in itself, only by staying united we will be able to develop, be safe and get respect, the same work is being done inside the country under the leadership of BJP and PM Narendra Modi”.
Yogi Adityanath had tweeted on October 22 to keep people united with Sabka Saath-Sabka Vikas.
Now all social welfare and development of all have come in him. However, his language changed again in January 2022. Now he has again started talking like the MP of Gorakhpur and the president of Hindu Yuva Vahini. Why? Let’s talk…
January 4, place Kaushambi. CM Yogi said, “Under the leadership of PM Modi, free vaccine-vaccine is being given to the whole country. If Congress, SP-BSP were there, they would have eaten the food of the poor.”
January 5, place Lucknow. CM Yogi participated in the Women Constable Convocation Parade-2022. Layed the foundation stone of Lucknow Bhawan and honored the policemen with citations and awards.
January 6, CM reached Varanasi. Visited at Kashi Vishwanath Temple. Announced 50% discount in the rate of electricity bill of private tubewells.
7 JanuaryCM Yogi reached Gorakhpur. Unveiling the statue of Mahant Avaidyanath. Distributed tablets to the students and inaugurated many different projects.
Jan 8, election announcement, and Yogi’s language changed…
UP elections are announced on January 8. Yogi Adityanath sits for an interview at Doordarshan’s DD Conclave. They do two-four things on the third wave on their preparations, vaccination, lockdown and poor-labourers. Then suddenly he says, “This election will be 80% vs 20%”. The opposition alleges that Yogi has started polarizing. He has started talking about 80% Hindu and 20% Muslim voters.
9 January Yogi Adityanath came to give an interview to a national channel. The anchor asked, “Shri Krishna had come in Akhilesh Yadav’s dream. Then Yogi replied and said, if Shri Krishna would have come in his dream, he would have said that you went to work.
15 January Accusing SP of familialism, he wrote on Facebook, “Those whose ‘genes’ are part of corruption cannot fight for social justice.”
January 17Taking a jibe at SP’s first list, Yogi Adityanath said, “BJP has nominated criminals responsible for Saharanpur riots, Kairana migration.”
January 17 Describing Akhilesh Yadav’s reign as riot-filled, Yogi called him a ‘Jinnah lover’.
January 19 Giving a bite to ANI, Yogi said, “Be it SP or Congress, these parties have not been able to overcome the criminal mentality, the tamanchaist mentality and the mafia mentality.”
23 January CM Yogi said in Ghaziabad- SP’s government had built Haj House in Ghaziabad, our government built Kailash Mansarovar’s building.
They are the worshipers of Jinnah, we are the priests of Sardar Patel.
28 January The CM Yogi in gestures and gestures called Akhilesh Yadav a worshiper of Jinnah. An attempt was made to take the election on the Hindu-Muslim issue. Earlier, Union Home Minister Amit Shah himself had also called Akhilesh Yadav a Jinnah-lover.
Then comes the ‘summer’ of 29 January
January 29, noon time, CM’s meeting in Hapur. Yogi Adityanath said, “The heat which is currently visible in Kairana and Muzaffarnagar will end soon. Even in the heat of May-June, a cool environment like Shimla will be created.
6:47 pm. CM Yogi’s tweet came, ‘The candidate of the Tamanchawadi Party is threatening in Kairana, that is, the heat has not calmed down. After March 10, the heat will cool down.”
On January 29, CM Yogi threatened Nahid Hasan, the SP candidate of Kairana.
Haj House in Inverted Coma
Yogi Adityanath made a tweet. In this, Haj House was written in an invert comma. That is, ‘Hajj House’ like this. Do you understand what it means? Actually, Haj House was built in Ghaziabad during the time of Akhilesh Yadav. Kailash Mansarovar has been built there at the time of Yogi. Through the inverted comma, Yogi tried to tell the intention of two governments, which government is building Haj House and which Kailash Mansarovar.
Chola ‘Socialist’ + Thinking ‘Riotist’ + Dreams ‘Family’ = ‘Tamanwadi’
This is not a question of algebra. Yogi Adityanath’s new equation came on Twitter only on 29 January. People commented and said, “Baba, you make maths big. If you hate that family, then why are you turning back by bringing Aparna Yadav to BJP.
Result of the analysis: the difficulty of not being able to set the election on its agenda
In January, CM Yogi used the words Jinnawadi, Tamanchavadi, Parivarwadi more than 20 times. The word bulldozer was used more than 30 times in rallies. Bulldozer means strict CM. This experiment of BJP was also successful and 50% posts on social media of workers are revolving around it. CM Yogi is known to set the issue among the people. This is what he is searching for in the election battle.
What is the reason for CM Yogi’s language change
Yajendra Tripathi, who keeps a close watch on UP politics, said, many veteran leaders like Om Prakash Rajbhar, leader of backwards, Swami Prasad Maurya, leader of Purvanchal, left BJP and went to SP. Opinion poll figures are also telling the competition strong this time, in such a situation, such language is being spoken about polarization. Tripathi said, “Just before the 2017 elections, Yogi Adityanath had made the exodus of Muzaffarnagar, Kairana and Saharanpur a national issue in his rallies in western UP. He instilled fear among the people that if the BJP did not come to power, it would be a national issue. The situation here will be like Kashmir of 1990, where there will be only violence, people will be driven away”.
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