Yogi Adityanath – A Rare MP who Stands for Hindu Equality & Rights in Parliament

published on August 18, 2014

On August 13, 2014, the Indian National Congress led by Mallikarjun Kharge tried to push their agenda regarding their proposed communal violence bill (CBV) in the Lok Sabha  (see our article on the Communal-Violence Bill for context). One of Kharge’s main points was that communal violence has skyrocketed since PM Modi took his oath and in essence, he alleges that Modi is a polarizing force who causes communal violence. Therefore, please pass the CBV bill drafted by the Congress Party’s NAC to fix everything. Kharge’s arguments were considered so boring that Rahul Gandhi fell asleep during the deliberation.

And then came Yogi Adityanath, the honourable MP from Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh! The Yogi went into attack mode as he pounded the Congress with hard hitting rhetoric.

Below is a summary of some of his key quotes:

“After the BJP took oath, the citizen’s hope and trust in government has increased tremendously!”
“Policing is squarely in the hands of the State Government. However, the centre has a responsibility to speak up when it sees atrocities being perpetrated in states when those states are not doing enough to handle the situations.”
“Congress must apologize to the nation and to the people of Uttar Pradesh, Assam, Karnataka, Kerala, and Maharashtra where they stood silent and watched communal violence spread.”
“Must we remind the Congress of how it has attempted demographic engineering in the Northeast for votebanking purposes?”
“Must we remind the Congress that the maximum cases of terrorism and communal violence have occured during their or their allies’ tenure? We haven’t forgotten what you did to the Sikhs in 1984. Meerut, Saharanpur, Muzzafarnagar, Jamshedpur, Bhagalpur, and blasts in Sankat Mochan & Gorakhpur are all fresh in our memory. You tried every effort to get your culprit friends exonerated. But thank god for the courts!”
“The party that runs on a platform of secularism actually has a communal polarization agenda. For example, there are over 1.2 million Sadhus, Saints, and Priests in India but why does the Congress only support Imams?”
“Congress and its allies divide the nation based on religion. Uttar Pradesh has provided a 20% Muslim reservation on all projects. There is also a Rs 300 cr. allocation towards Muslim cemetery boundary wall projects, which creates much friction in countless villages. The Supreme Court has even stated that handing over “Saarvajanik Sampatthi” or global commons (temples, mosques, seminaries) to specific communities is wrong! So why is the SP government in Uttar Pradesh doing so?”
“If thrashing patriots like Baba Ramdev during rallies where they chant vandemataram is secularism, then to hell with it!”
“The Congress/SP brand of secularism requires banning loud speakers in temples and adding them to mosques”
“When an Indian Muslim goes on Hajj, he is known by his Hindu identity and not as a Bhaaratiya, Pakistani, or Bangladeshi!”
“Hindutva is the national ideology that binds the nation and so its citizenry are all Hindus. We have paid the price of not understanding this so far.”
“Rabindranath Tagore once said that to know India, one must know and understand Swami Vivekananda. And Swami Vivekananda advised us to wake up and say that we are proud of being Hindus.”
“It is the Hindu who says that all paths lead to the truth! Which other group says that? We believe in live and let live. We truly believe that the whole world is our family.”
“Congress seems to work at the behest Pakistan.”
“To find out all the truths about communal violence in India, I suggest creating an SIT to investigate exactly who is behind this.”
Yogi Adityanath has firmly demonstrated that not all holy men and women of Sanatana Dharma are passive pushovers. His speech in Lok Sabha gives patriotic Indians hope that a better tomorrow is not far away.

Source: http://www.chakranews.com/yogi-adityanath-rare-mp-for-hindu-equality-rights-parliament/4544