Today, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath made his first visit to Prayagraj since the recent upheaval, where he addressed ongoing conspiracies against Sanatan Dharma. He remarked that these schemes have been ongoing since the Ram Janmabhoomi liberation movement. Amid adverse circumstances, revered saints have shown resilience, akin to how a guardian faces challenges that befall a family without losing patience, standing steadfast with courage.
CM Yogi stated that all revered saints are pillars of Sanatan Dharma. Their conduct and behavior not only uphold Sanatan Dharma but also provide a new direction to the entire nation and the world. In challenging times, facing challenges with patience while advancing this campaign is essential. He affirmed that Sanatan Dharma is the foundation of humanity. As long as Sanatan Dharma exists, so will humanity, compassion, and the universe itself.
CM Yogi commended the saints who bravely confronted challenges during the recent incident, demonstrating their courage as guardians facing adversity. He emphasized the need to continually advance alongside the values and ideals of Sanatan Dharma, asserting that no one can undermine it as long as the respect for revered saints persists.
He highlighted that within 19 days, more than 32 crore devotees have taken a dip in the confluence of Ma Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati in Prayagraj. Those leaving are praising the tradition, history, and system here. This praise isn't for any individual but for Sanatan Dharma itself.
CM Yogi first arrived at Sangam Ghat in Prayagraj, where chaos had erupted. He stayed there for about 10 minutes, during which he asked several questions to officials. Afterward, he attended the coronation ceremony of Satua Baba. Today, Satua Baba and Ram Kamal Das Vedanti Ji were made Jagatguru. Junapithadeshwar Avdeshanand and Jagatguru Ram Bhadracharya also participated in this program. CM Yogi received blessings from Ram Bhadracharya and applied tilak to Satua Baba.
He said that some people are continuously misleading and conspiring against Sanatan Dharma. But as long as there is respect for the revered saints, no one can cause any harm to Sanatan Dharma.
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