UP By-Election BJP Hindutva Politics; Yogi Adityanath Mohan Bhagwat BJP’s slogans will remain like ‘Batenge to Katenge’ in UP: New line found after construction of Ram Temple; Yogi-Modi and Bhagwat gave signals – Uttar Pradesh News

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Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said in a program organized in Agra on August 26 on the occasion of Janmashtami that nothing can be bigger than the nation. The nation will remain strong as long as we remain united and noble. If you divide, you will be divided. You see in Bangladesh, those mistakes should not happen. These lines of Yogi decided the direction of cultural nationalism and Hindutva agenda for BJP in future.

Modi said- If we divide then those who divide will organize the gathering. While addressing a gathering in Thane, Maharashtra on October 5, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said – We have to remember that if we divide, those who divide us will organize the gathering. We should not allow the plans of Congress and Aghadi to succeed.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a meeting in Thane, Maharashtra.

Bhagwat also said – If we remain united we will remain strong On the occasion of Vijayadashami, weapon worship program took place in Nagpur. In this, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat also endorsed Yogi’s line and gave a clear message that future politics will be on this line. Bhagwat said- If we remain united we will remain strong. Being weak is a crime. If we are weak and unorganized, it means that we are inviting oppression. So wherever we are, to remain organized is to remain strong.

He said that the society should be prepared and cautious. No one should be allowed to indulge in hooliganism. It is a fundamental right to protect one’s life and that of loved ones. For the first time in Bangladesh, a Hindu came to the rescue, hence the rescue took place.

Experts agree, even though this has been said about the condition of Hindus in Bangladesh. But, through this, there are preparations to mobilize the Hindu vote bank not only in UP but in the entire country in favor of BJP.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat worshiping weapons on Vijayadashami.

That’s why I started a new line Political analysts believe that BJP started Hindutva politics with the slogan of Jai Shri Ram in the grand Ram Mandir movement at Shri Ram Janmabhoomi in Ayodhya. Construction of a grand Ram temple at Shri Ram Janmabhoomi in Ayodhya, abolition of Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir and Uniform Civil Code were the main agenda of Hindutva of RSS and BJP.

Shri Ram temple was built in Ayodhya. Articles 370 and 35A were also removed from Jammu and Kashmir. Some states including Uttarakhand have also started the exercise of implementing Uniform Civil Code. In such a situation, RSS and BJP have chosen this line to continuously sharpen the issue of Hindutva and to keep the Hindu vote bank intact.

Strong weapon against SP’s PDA Political analysts believe that slogans like ‘Katenge to Batenge’ and ‘Ek Rahenge to Nek Rahenge’ can prove to be effective against the issue of Backwards, Dalits and Minorities (PDA) of Samajwadi Party. Issues like Constitution and reservation can be suppressed only on the strength of the issue of Hindutva and nationalism. RSS and BJP have taken the pulse of the backward and Dalit class that they are not ready to compromise with anyone on the issue of Hindutva.

Line decided after long brainstorming Experts believe that RSS and BJP did not decide the direction of the new line of politics just like that. Earlier there was churning from Lucknow to Delhi and Nagpur. After that it was decided that it should be started by the saffron clad Yogi Adityanath, the fire brand leader of Hindutva in the country. The day of Janmashtami was also chosen for that.

These three incidents and actions gave edge to Hindutva

1- Preparation to give message from Bahraich incident also: The saffron group has also prepared to send a message through incidents like stone pelting on the idols of Durga Devi during idol immersion in Bahraich and subsequent shooting of Ram Gopal Mishra. The government took immediate action in the case and arrested the accused. There was a half encounter between the two accused. CM Yogi met the victim’s family and assured them of all possible help.

2- It was also made mandatory to write names on shops: Many such cases have come to light in UP when people from other communities are running their hotels, shops, restaurants by keeping Hindu names. To prevent such incidents, the government has made it mandatory to write the name, address, license number of the shop owner on all shops, hotels and restaurants. This decision of the government has also given a message to the majority society.

3- Law on stopping spitting in food and drinks: Recently, incidents like a shopkeeper of a particular community giving juice mixed with urine to customers and spitting in food in a dhaba came to light in Uttar Pradesh. Without missing any opportunity, the government found a way to advance the Hindutva agenda through these issues.

The government is soon going to approve the Uttar Pradesh Prevention of Pseudo-Unfriendly Activities and Prohibition of Spitting Ordinance 2024 and the UP Prevention of Contamination in Food (Consumer Right to Know) Ordinance 2024. Experts believe that the atmosphere has been created only by CM Yogi’s discussion on the ordinance.

A young man making roti by spitting in a hotel in Jewar, Noida.

Yogi’s slogan became the new proclamation of Hindutva Senior journalist and political expert Virendranath Bhatt says – Yogi’s ‘If we divide, we will be cut, if we remain united, we will remain noble’ is not just a speech. This is a new proclamation of Hindutva for BJP and RSS. BJP is working very actively in consolidating Hindu votes.

On this new line, senior journalist Anand Rai says – In the Lok Sabha elections, SP’s PDA made a dent in the backward and Dalit vote bank of BJP. BJP is once again focusing on polarization of Hindutva to prevent scattering of Hindu votes. Bahraich and Bareilly incident, Yeti Narasimhanand’s statement leads to polarization. This will have an impact on the by-elections of 9 seats in UP.

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