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Sanatan Unity will ensure no anti-hindu conspiracy can harm India: CM Yogi
4/7/2026 10:57:59 PM
Early Times Report
MATHURA, Apr 7: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, called upon the Sanatan community to unite. Citing the example of Ayodhya, Chief Minister said, before 2017, Ayodhya used to receive only 3 hours of electricity. Chanting 'Jai Shri Ram' did not bring sweets but sticks and batons. He added,"The lanes were narrow and buildings were dilapidated. Means of transportation were also limited. However, today Ayodhya reminds one of the Treta Yuga. When revered saints came together on one platform and spoke in one voice, a 500-year-old stigma was erased and a grand Shri Ram Mandir was constructed in Ayodhya. When there is such power in the unity of saints, then if all Sanatan followers unite and begin to realize their strength, no adversary or those conspiring against Hindus under the guise of such forces will be able to harm India in any way."
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reached Vrindavan on Tuesday to attend the Shri Sitaram Nikunj Ashtayam Leela Mahotsav organized on the occasion of the 452nd birth anniversary of Sant Shrimad Jagadguru Dwaracharya Shri Malookdas Ji Maharaj. At Shri Malook Peeth Ashram, the Chief Minister offered prayers and performed rituals, and also performed Go Sewa by feeding jaggery to cows.
Addressing the program, the Chief Minister said, "This journey must continue continuously with the resolve of 'Charaiveti-Charaiveti' without stopping, getting tired, wavering, or bending. Personal interest should not become an obstacle in the path of the nation and Sanatan Dharma. My interest cannot be greater than Sanatan and national interest. When revered saints set aside personal, institutional, sectarian, and denominational interests and began to think about Sanatan interest, then such widespread awakening, divine radiance, and miracles were witnessed."
He added, many generations passed but could not see the Ram Mandir. Our generation is fortunate to have witnessed the Ram Mandir movement, the liberation of the birthplace, the construction of Shri Ram Mandir, and then its grand consecration.
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