National

Delhi Elections 2020: ‘Boli nahi, goli se samjhaya jaayega’ said CM Yogi Adityanath

yogi

While addressing a poll rally in Delhi, CM Yogi Adityanath threatened to use violence against anyone who tries to create trouble during Kanwar Yatra.

New Delhi| Addressing a poll rally in Delhi on Sunday, BJP MP Yogi Adityanath said that those who attack kanwariyas (devotees of Lord Shiva) will have to face bullets. He also termed the Shaheen Bagh protest a ‘malicious attempt to disturb the peace and normal life’

“We do not obstruct anyone’s festival or faith. Let everyone celebrate festivals within the framework of the law. Lekin Shiv bhakto par goli chalayega koi vyakti, danga karayega, boli se nahi manega toh goli se toh maan hi jayega [If anyone opens fire at devotees of Lord Shiva or cause riots. If they don’t listen to words, they will be dealt with bullets]. Devotees do not believe in rioting. We guarantee safety to the Kanwariyas.” assuring protection to Kanwariyas(devotees of Lord Shiva), Yogi Adtiyanath said.

Also Watch: ‘Goli Maaro Saalon Ko’ slogans raised by Junior Finance Minister Anurag Thakur

Adityanath has become the third BJP leader in recent days to threaten about using bullets against dissenters, after Union minister Anurag Thakur and MP Parvesh Verma.

Kanwariyas are Lord Shiva devotees who walk to the river Ganga once a year in the month of Shravan. In recent years, there have been several reports of clashes between kanwariyas and local people.

Dear Readers,
As an independent media platform, we do not take advertisements from governments and corporate houses. It is you, our readers, who have supported us on our journey to do honest and unbiased journalism. Please contribute, so that we can continue to do the same in future.
Some error occurred

Related posts

National

Another firing observed outside the Jamia Millia Islamia University amid anti-CAA protest

TestHostEntry

The Jamia Coordination Committee is participating in the protest against the amended citizenship law said that no one was injured

New Delhi: In Jamia Millia Islamia University, South Delhi, a shot was fired outside the institute premises on Sunday night. This is the third such incident in four days at an anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protest in the national capital. Out of two suspects, one of them wore a red jacket came on a scooter and opened fire outside Gate No. 5.

The Jamia Coordination Committee is participating in the protest against the amended citizenship law said. No one was injured.

The police officials said some students had informed them that a shot was fired at the university gate, 2 km from Shaheen Bagh, where protesters have set up a tent on the road and dug in for nearly two months in the agitation against the CAA.

“Some statements have been recorded. On that basis, an FIR has been registered. A team is going to collect CCTV footage from Gate No.5 and 7. Further details that will come out, will be included in FIR. Action will be taken on culprits,” senior police officer Jagdish Yadav said.

Few people have been gathering around the university gates at night in protest against the CAA.

In some videos which are covered through mobile and tweeted by people at the Jamia gate in that people could be seen running for cover under the dim glow of streetlights after hearing the alleged gunshot.

“Police officers from Jamia Nagar went to the spot and searched the area but no empty bullet shells were found at that place. There were different varieties of the vehicle in which the alleged miscreants came. Some said it was a scooter and few of them said it was a four-wheeler. Several people, including students, have gathered outside the police station. These all will be asked to give a complaint. We will be conducting an investigation,” said senior police officer Kumar Gyanesh.

Just three days after on Saturday a teenager shooter fired at agitators at Jamia University, another man fired shots standing near police barricades put up at Shaheen Bagh. Later the teenager was captured by the police.

Related posts

News Hub