Yogi Adityanath questioned the motives of Rahul Yatra while two trustees of the Ram temple support it

Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, responded to a question about the Yatra traveling across UP in Mumbai by saying that everyone has the freedom to perform programs and that “we have to respect the feelings of people.”

A day after Acharya Satyendra Das, the chief priest of the Ram temple, “blessed” Congressman Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra, additional voices from Ayodhya – including Champat Rai of the VHP, the Hanuman Garhi mahant, and the treasurer of the Ram temple trust Swami Govind Dev Giri – backed “the cause of uniting the country.” Rai noted that none, including the RSS or the Prime

Yogi Adityanath – the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh

said in Mumbai that everyone has the freedom to perform programs and that “we have to respect the views of people” in response to a question regarding the Yatra’s route through UP.

“The question is what their goals and intentions are. If you’re talking about connecting, your work and remarks should demonstrate that. For the BJP, the nation comes first, and we maintain the country above the party, as the Prime Minister has stated. But for many, the party comes before the nation. If you take a look at the Tawang event and some other situations, the words that were made, in my opinion, weren’t meant to unite the country but rather to widen the gap and incite the adversaries. We ought to refrain from doing it,” he stated.

Champat Rai, a VHP international vice-president and general secretary of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust who was one of 32 people found not guilty in 2020 in the Babri Masjid demolition conspiracy case, responded when asked about Satyendra Das’ blessing of Rahul and the Yatra, “Who has criticized the Yatra? I am a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh employee. Has the Yatra received criticism from the Sangh? Is the Yatra being criticized by the Prime Minister?

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In this weather, a 50-year-old man is walking 3000 kilometers. He will be respected by us. In fact, everyone should embark on a cross-country march to investigate it, according to Rai.

Gyan Dasji Maharaj received the invitation (from the Congress), but as we are currently in Gangasagar, we were unable to submit a written response transmitting Maharaj’s blessings, according to Sanjay Das, Mahant of the Hanuman Garhi temple and ‘Uttam Adhikari’ of chief priest Gyan Das. He is receiving Gurudev’s blessings, and we have let him know this. Anyone who embarks on a yatra in support of a cause like national unity is not doing anything wrong. They received blessings when they asked for them.

Whoever uses the names of Lord Ram or Bharat Mata and does something, we will appreciate it, said Swami Govind Dev Giri, the treasurer of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. And will assert that they need inspiration from Lord Ram to keep the country strong and unified.

I’m not sure whether the Yatra is bringing the nation together or not, but it is a nice motto, and India should continue to be one, he remarked.

Digambar Akhara and Nirmohi Akhara’s heads claimed they hadn’t gotten the invitation from the Congress. Ram Das, the leader of Nirmohi Akhara, stated, “We did not receive the invitation, but we support anyone who speaks of national interest, links cultures, and residents of the country living in India or beyond.”