Independent Charge Minister of State in Uttar Pradesh, Ravindra Jaiswal, held a meeting with administrative officials in Ghazipur. During the meeting, he made a scathing statement against Rahul Gandhi and Azam Khan.
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Ghazipur: Ravindra Jaiswal, Minister of State in charge of the Stamps, Court Fees, and Registration Department of Uttar Pradesh, held a meeting with administrative officials in Ghazipur. He reviewed development work and law and order in the district during the meeting, held at the Public Works Department guest house. The minister directed officials to accelerate Mission Shakti 5.0, in accordance with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s vision, to promote the safety, protection, respect, and awareness of women and girls. He also emphasized the need to accelerate development work and maintain law and order. During his media interaction, he launched a political attack on Azam Khan and other opposition figures.
Speaking to the media, Jaiswal sharply rebutted Azam Khan’s statement after his release from jail. Without naming anyone, he said that those who have just been released from jail spread poison in society. Strict action should be taken against those who spoil the atmosphere of the country. He advocated imposing the NSA on those who spread communalism and casteism, saying that no one has the right to spoil the atmosphere of society.
Referring to the Bareilly riots, Ravindra Jaiswal said that this is Yogi Adityanath’s government. Those who create terrorism and destroy the atmosphere will not be spared. Ignorant people forget, but strict action reminds them. Taking a dig at Rahul Gandhi’s foreign tour and his statement on Operation Sindoor, Ravindra Jaiswal said that anyone who commented on Operation Sindoor is a traitor. If he had his way, NSA should be imposed on such people too. Referring to the brave Abdul Hamid of Ghazipur, he said that we should talk about the true sons of the country.
Edited by: Dhirendra Singh
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