Yogi Adityanath Links Sambhal Violence, Ayodhya History, and Bangladesh Unrest
The Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister claims social divisions share a historical and genetic connection, drawing criticism from opposition leaders.
- Yogi Adityanath compared recent violence in Sambhal, historical events in Ayodhya, and current unrest in Bangladesh, claiming they share the same 'DNA' of divisive forces.
- The Chief Minister tied the Sambhal violence to a court-ordered survey of a mosque, which has been contested due to claims it was built on a Hindu temple site.
- Violence in Sambhal led to four deaths, with over 400 individuals identified and 32 arrests made; opposition parties allege the government is fueling tensions.
- Adityanath criticized the Samajwadi Party, accusing it of abandoning socialist ideals and engaging in caste-based politics that harm social unity.
- Opposition leaders condemned Adityanath's remarks, calling them divisive and inappropriate for a Chief Minister.