‘Laton’s ghosts’: Yogi Adityanath Lambasts Mamata Banerjee’s ‘Silence’ over Murshidabad violence | Bharat News
New Delhi: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath launched Salvos on himself on Tuesday West Bengal Opposition love of a mother Recently Banerjee violence In Murshidabad And accused him that he was taking a blind eye on the rioters in his kingdom.
Addressing a public rally in Hardoi, Adityanath said that Mamta has enabled rioters in the name of secularism.
“You can see that West Bengal is burning. The state CM is silent and the rioters call Shantidoot,” Yogi said.
He said, “Lato’s Bhat Baton Se Kaiz Manen”
The UP CM also attacked the Congress and the Samaji Party on their silence on violence and called them “burden on the land of India”.
“Everyone is silent. The Congress is silent on the riots of Murshidabad. Samajwadi Party (SP) is silent. TMC is silent,” CM said.
They are issuing threats after threats. They are shamelessly supported which happened in Bangladesh. If they like Bangladesh, they should go there. Why are they putting a burden on India’s land? He said.
Yogi also thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah for passing the Waqf Amendment Bill in Parliament in the robbery of the property of the poor. “
“We are grateful to PM Modi and HM Amit Shah, who passed the Waqf Amendment Bill and rushed to the robbery of the poor. Now, homes, high -growing buildings, schools and universities for the poor will be constructed on the land which will return; the land bank will be constructed for investment,” Yogi said.
“But no one will be allowed to encroach on the land and indulge in hooliganism. That is why the robbery in the name of the land is about to stop. Therefore, they are worried that now their henchmen will become independent, they will turn into ‘Bhasmasur’ and start robbing them (protests).
It comes after communal violence in Murshidabad on the recently implemented Waqf Act. A total of 210 people have been arrested so far in connection with the violence.
ISF supporters were stopped when the police stopped ISF supporters from going towards Ramlila Maidan in Central Kolkata to attend an anti -Waqf Act rally addressed by party leader and Bhanghar MLA Naushad Siddiqui.
Meanwhile, the vehicle traffic movement was normal with the Basanti highway in the Bhangar area of South 24 Parganas district, which on Monday saw new episodes of violence related to the Waqf Act, said.
Supporters of the Indian secular front (ISF) clashed with the police in Bhangar on Monday, causing many injuries, vandalism of public properties and torches of police vehicles.
The amendment was passed by the Rajya Sabha on 4 April, in which 128 votes were in favor and against 95, while the Lok Sabha first supported the law with 288 members and voted against 232. President Draupadi Murmu gave his consent on 5 April, converting it into law.
According to the government, the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, is aimed at streamlining the management of Waqf properties, empowering stakeholders and increasing the proficiency of property survey, registration and legal proceedings.
It aims to modify the Waqf Act, 1995, so that the Waqf properties have to be faced in the regulation and inspection. Amendments focus on enhancing administration and ensuring more effective management of WAQF assets across India.
