Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath interacts with police officers as he inspects an agriculture-based exhibition, in Gorakhpur on Monday
He said voters in other states had also become disillusioned with the party.
Turning to Uttar Pradesh politics, Yogi noted that Congress has not formed a govt in the state since 1985 and urged its leaders to reflect on repeated electoral rejection.
Yogi asked Congress to “replace its incompetent and corrupt leadership,” arguing that citizens understood democracy and would not accept “anarchy. “For the past several days, Congress and its alliance partners have created so much inconvenience for people in Delhi, and are making a malicious attempt to create disorder in the country,” he said, adding that the public could see through their conduct and that the opposition had “completely lost their credibility. Yogi said such allegations amounted to attacks on constitutional institutions. “Hurling abuses against constitutional bodies and creating disorder have become part of Congress’ political disposition,” he said.
He warned that if Congress and its allies continued their ‘unconstitutional and undemocratic acts’, they would lose remaining public support. He also criticised the opposition’s stance on election outcomes, alleging it claimed credit for victories while blaming the Election Commission and electronic voting machines for defeats. The CM further accused opposition parties of undermining the judiciary by repeatedly questioning court rulings even when judgements were delivered on the merits of a case.
Lucknow: Amid the opposition’s ongoing protests against CEC Gyanesh Kumar, chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday accused Congress and its alliance partners of causing disruptions in Delhi for several days and for attempting to create instability nationwide.