Lucknow . Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya, while supporting Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s slogan ‘Bantenge to Katenge’ amid by-elections to be held on nine assembly seats in the state, said on Sunday that ‘If we divide, we will be safe, if we divide, we will be safe’ of all the workers. A symbol of unity and determination. Denying any differences in the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Maurya also made it clear that the party’s slogan is ‘If we remain united, we will be safe’. He also said that the opposition Samajwadi Party (SP) has to respond to the “abuses” of Backward, Dalit, Minority (PDA) in the same way as “Lord Krishna had given to Shishupala.
Maurya said in a post on “X”, the clear message of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath ji and the slogans emerging from their speeches – ‘If we live together we will be safe, if we divide we will be safe’ – the unity and determination of all our workers. Is a symbol of. In the same post, he clarified that there was no difference of opinion in BJP, neither is there nor will be. This slogan is the voice of the hearts of crores of workers like me. However, he also said that BJP’s slogan is that if we remain united, we will be safe. In the post, Maurya asked why SP, BSP (Bahujan Samaj Party) and Congress are getting stomach ache due to this unity? If the pain is unbearable, then get treatment and take medicine.
Earlier on Saturday in Prayagraj, on the question raised regarding Adityanath’s bante to katenge slogan, Deputy Chief Minister Maurya had said in an angry tone, “If the Chief Minister makes an address, then why do you want to take comments from me on it?… Are you a friend of the media? Do you want to make us fight among ourselves? Addressing a public meeting in Kaserua, Sahso, Adityanath had said, “We had to wait for 500 years in Ayodhya because we were divided. We had to face insult in Kashi and Mathura because we were divided. When they were divided, they were cut. The biggest challenge in India today is the people who divide in the name of caste.”
Deputy Chief Minister said in another post on Gave it to Shishupala. Maurya said that in 2024 (by-election), the ‘cycle’ has to be punctured in such a way by feeding the ‘lotus’ that the deposits of the SP candidates will be confiscated. He said that the wounds of SP’s crushing defeat in 2014 (Lok Sabha), 2017 (Uttar Pradesh Assembly), 2019 (Lok Sabha) and 2022 (State Assembly) elections are still fresh and by deepening them, this time the Samajwadi Party will have to face defeat. Work has to be done to form an “abolitionist party”.
