Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath stated that those who once opposed the Ram Temple in Ayodhya have been decisively rejected by the people of Bihar. His remarks came amid ongoing discussions around faith and politics in the state.
CM Yogi Adityanath says those who opposed Ram Temple have been rejected by Bihar’s people
CM Yogi said that the construction of the grand Ram Temple represents the fulfilment of a centuries-old dream and a victory of truth and devotion. “Those who tried to stop this sacred mission, those who questioned Lord Ram’s existence, have been shown the door by the people,” he added, emphasizing that Bihar’s verdict reflects the nation’s spiritual awakening.
He further stated that the Ram Temple is not just a religious monument but a national symbol of unity, faith, and India’s cultural resurgence. “When faith and governance walk together, development becomes stronger and inclusive,” CM Yogi remarked.
He urged citizens to rise above divisive politics
Highlighting the transformation taking place under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Chief Minister said that India is witnessing a new era of cultural pride and development. He urged citizens to rise above divisive politics and support efforts that strengthen both religion and the nation.
CM Yogi also pointed out that those who once mocked India’s traditions and festivals are now trying to associate themselves with them for political gain. “The people are wise enough to recognize who stood with Lord Ram and who stood against Him,” he said, reaffirming his government’s commitment to preserving India’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage.
