Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday said if the nation becomes weak, Sanatan will face an “existential crisis”, cautioning people to stay alert against those who try to divide society.
His remarks came during the Murti Sthapana Diwas and Bhandara at Tapodham Satguru Giridhari Nath Ji Maharaj Tapodham Ashram here.
According to an official statement, the chief minister cautioned, saying, “If Sanatan becomes weak, the nation will become weak, and if the nation becomes weak, Sanatan will face an existential crisis. Therefore, people must stay alert against those who try to divide society.
“In Bangladesh, Hindus are being killed and burnt, yet everyone remains silent. Those who are being killed are Dalit Hindus. Except for some religious leaders and Hindu organisations, no human rights group or global organisation is standing up to defend them,” he said.
Adityanath emphasised that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India is preparing itself for a long and transformative journey.
“India will become a global power, and no one can stop it. It is the duty of every Indian to participate in this journey and work together. If this is done, the results will be better for both the present and future generations,” he said.