Will Yogi’s strategy of ‘If you divide, you will be cut’ continue in Haryana… Know what was BJP’s strategy?

New Delhi: While addressing the Jan Ashirwad rally in support of BJP candidate Yogendra Rana in Assandh Assembly constituency of Haryana, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had said that Congress always works to divide. Therefore, one has to be careful about this because if you divide, you will be divided. We neither want to divide nor cut. his/her statement became very popular from UP to Haryana. It is believed that BJP can win about 50 seats in the 90 member assembly seats of Haryana. This is what the election results are saying at the moment. Let us know whether this statement of BJP’s fire brand leader Yogi Adityanath led to polarization in Haryana also. Was this a signal to the Hindus?

Yogi had said – only the structure of Congress is left

In Karnal, Yogi Adityanath had said that like Babri Masjid, now only the structure of Congress is left. Just need to give the last push. This will happen only if we remain united. Seeing the plurality of the Sikh community, he/she also reminded of the 1984 riots. he/she said that Congress is the enemy of Sikhs. Congress could not even find counter to such statements of Yogi. In fact, Congress often gets stuck on the issue of Sikhs and does not know the answer.

Yogi’s arrow hits the target, the hand has come only to share

Yogi reminded the Congress government in Haryana before 2014 and said that under the Congress rule, corruption was at its peak, hooliganism was also at its peak and mothers and sisters were not safe. The BJP government has changed the atmosphere in Haryana. he/she also targeted BSP and Aam Aadmi Party and said – BSP, Congress and Aam Aadmi Party are pieces of the same plate. Be careful of these. Neither the elephant’s stomach is ever filled nor the hand of Congress can ever do any good. The hand has come only to distribute. It is possible that this statement of Yogi was like an arrow for Hindu majority Haryana, which inspired the voters there to vote for BJP.

Attack on Rahul Gandhi, goes to Italy and curses India

Yogi had said in many rallies that wherever Congress leader Rahul Gandhi goes, he/she curses other states and when he/she goes to Italy, he/she curses India. he/she also attacked other political parties. he/she said that BJP did what it said. The country’s borders were not safe during Congress rule. Today enemy countries do not even look at the land of Mother India. The entire country salutes the bravery and valor of the soldiers of Haryana.

About 88 percent Hindu population in Haryana

Hindus are in majority in Haryana. Muslims and Sikhs are minority communities. According to the 2011 census, the total population of Haryana was 2,53,51,462. Of this population, 2,21,71,128 i.e. 87.5% were Hindus. Whereas, 1,78,1342 i.e. 7% were Muslims. Also with a population of 1,243,752 i.e. about 5% were Sikhs. Christians are also a small community in Haryana. In such a situation, such statement of Yogi inspired people to remain united.

The nation will remain strong only when we are united

On the day of Krishna Janmashtami in Agra, Yogi Adityanath had given an aggressive political statement saying that nothing can be greater than the nation and when the nation will be strong, when we remain united, we will remain noble. If you divide, you will be divided, you are seeing it in Bangladesh, those mistakes should not happen here. Yogi Adityanath, who reached Agra to unveil the statue of brave Durgadas Rathore who fought against Aurangzeb, had given this statement. Yogi had repeated the same things during the election campaign in Haryana. his/her statement was very successful in creating an anti-Congress atmosphere.

This time BJP has 10 more seats than the last election.

BJP has been in power in Haryana for the last 10 years. In the 2014 assembly elections, BJP formed a majority government by winning 47 out of 90 seats in the state. Then Indian National Lok Dal had won 19 seats and Congress 15 seats. In the year 2019, BJP formed the government in alliance with Dushyant Chautala’s party JJP. BJP was able to win only 40 seats in this election. Then BJP formed a coalition government with JJP, which won 10 seats. This time BJP can get at least 10 more seats. According to the trends, it is expected to win 50-51 seats. In the Lok Sabha elections held in 2024, BJP and Congress had won 5 seats each.