Time has come to save your dharma: Yogi in Tripura

AGARTALA: Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath expressed concern over the current situation in Bangladesh during his visit to Tripura on Monday. He attributed the Partition to Congress’s appeasement of the Muslim League during the Independence movement.
He was speaking during the inauguration of the newly constructed Siddheswari Temple at Barkathal, Mohanpur, in West Tripura.Tripura CM Manik Saha, Rajya Sabha MP Rajib Bhattacharjee and TIPRA Motha founder Pradyot Kishore Debbarman were also present.
Yogi said the threat to humanity in Bangladesh did not emerge suddenly. He highlighted India’s Sanatan philosophy, which promotes holistic development of the universe and all living beings, rooted in the belief that “dharma saves you when you save dharma.”
“Time has come to work unitedly to save your dharma. Once you are safe, you can make others safe and help each other to prosper. India under PM Modi is working relentlessly to save every Indian and India has now become one of the most developed and prosperous countries in the world,” he said.
He added, “Four members from the Congress and four from the Muslim League, with an agreement with Cyril Radcliffe, determined the border in 1947 for which we are still suffering.”
He went on to say, “Pakistan is a cancer for humanity. It needs surgery and it has already begun. The inhabitants of PoK and Balochistan want to join India now.”
Adityanath commended the efforts of Padma Shri Chittaranjan Maharaj (Debbarma), the sole disciple of Shanti Kali, who was killed by armed militants in 1994 for conversion activities of churches. “A good number of residential schools for marginalised tribals across Tripura was run by Maharaj in memory of his guru.”
TheCM reiterated that the double-engine govt in Tripura has established peace and opened new avenues for development.