CM Yogi Adityanath mocks Rahul Gandhi says, 'jab wo ghutanon par baithe to pujaaree ko bolana pada ye mandir hai masjid nahin'
CM Yogi Adityanath mocks Rahul Gandhi says, 'jab wo ghutanon par baithe to pujaaree ko bolana pada ye mandir hai masjid nahin'
The Bhartiya Janta Party leader and Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath mock Congress Rahul Gandhi for his temple tours during Gujarat assembly polls. 'When Rahul Gandhi sat on knees for worship in the temple, then the priest had to say that this a temple, not a mosque,' Uttar Pradesh's Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said this in a public rally in Madhya Pradesh in Dhar.
Yogi Adityanath, who went to campaign for the BJP for the assembly election Madhya Pradesh launched scathing attack on Congress chief Rahul Gandhi.
“Gujarat mein Rahul Gandhi ne bahot mandiro ke darshan kare lekin jab mandir mein darshan k waqt vo ghutno pe baithe, to pujari ko bolna padha, ki ye mandir hai masjid nahi hai,” said Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath in Dhar.
While addressing a rally in Dhar, Yogi Adityanath said that Rahul Gandhi is going to visit temple-to-temple citing elections in the state for the vote banks. He said that during the Gujarat assembly elections, Rahul Gandhi was on a visit to temples.
Let us tell you that during the Gujarat elections, controversies struck when Rahul Gandhi went on a temple tour. Even then Yogi Adityanath attacked Rahul Gandhi. Rahul Gandhi, who went to worship at Somnath temple and register his name in temple's book for 'non-Hindus'. After this, the whole fight started against Hindu versus fake Hindu.
Yogi Adityanath had then called Rahul Gandhi's this act childish and made fun of himself. Indeed, on the register of Somnath temple, the one is non-Hindu has to write their name to visit the temple. but Rahul Gandhi had made an entry in the register.
Attacking Rahul Gandhi, Yogi asked why did not he checked the register? And said 'Dal me kala hai,' truth is being hidden. In Gujarat, this biggest question was being made that is Rahul Gandhi Hindu or not.
The Assembly election in Madhya Pradesh is scheduled on November 28 and the counting of votes on December 11.