"Those raising Pakistan slogans should leave country, not become burden on India": UP CM Yogi Adityanath

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday said that those people praising Pakistan should leave the country and reside there adding that such people should not become a burden on India.

Addressing a public meeting in Bahraich, Chief Minister Yogi said, "Those raising slogans of Pakistan for their political gains should rather go to the country and starve to death. They will suffer the same fate that Maharaj Suheldev did to Salar Masood. This is the land of heroes. Tell them not to become a burden on India and go to Pakistan and starve to death."

Chief Minister further said that abusing the Sanatan culture of India and questioning the existence of Lord Ram and Krishna has become fashionable for opposition leaders these days.

"This is a sign of 'Vinash Kale Viprit Buddhi' (when one's doom approaches, one's mind acts perversely), he remarked, adding that "They should know that this land belongs to the sages and Sanatanis, who not only performed yagna/havans, but also annihilated demons when it was needed."

Furthermore, the Chief Minister urged people to vote en masse in support of the BJP and the NDA in order to alienate those who supported terrorism and mafias from India's election process completely.

"They should not have the courage to contest elections again", he stated.