'No Tolerance for Trouble’: Yogi’s Stern Warning to Maha Kumbh Disruptors

New Delhi: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday issued a strong warning against any attempts to disrupt the ongoing Maha Kumbh Mela, emphasizing that the grand spiritual gathering will remain “peaceful and inclusive.” 

While addressing the Assembly during the discussion on the Governor’s address, CM Yogi dismissed allegations of discrimination and cautioned against those seeking to create chaos.  

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“If there were no world-class arrangements at Maha Kumbh, 63 crore devotees would not have come till now. By February 26, this number will cross 65 crores,” Yogi said. 

‘No Discrimination at Maha Kumbh’

Addressing concerns about caste-based restrictions, Yogi firmly denied such claims. “You said that people of a particular caste were stopped from going to Maha Kumbh. We say that no one was stopped.”

“If someone creates chaos, then he will not be allowed to do so,” Yogi warned. 

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“We are working for the revival of all sects, including Buddhist and Jain, along with Sanatan Dharma. India has a population of 144 crores, out of which 110 crores believe in Sanatan Dharma,” he stated.  

‘Those Disrespecting Maha Kumbh Will Be Taught a Lesson’  

Yogi also took a veiled swipe at the Samajwadi Party (SP), for the party’s stance on religious matters. 

“SP had denied the existence of Lord Ram. Today, they are taking a holy dip in Maha Kumbh,” he remarked.