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UP CM Yogi Adityanath Accuses His Political Opponents of Bulandshahr Violence For Creating Instability In The State

UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said on Wednesday his government has foiled the attempts made by some parties to create political instability in the state by engineering violence in Bulandshahr. It was a “political conspiracy” hatched by those who have lost political ground. The entire Question Hour was washed out in both the Houses of the state legislature amid uproar and sloganeering by the opposition Samajwadi Party and the Congress over various issues, including the plight of farmers and the law-and-order situation in the state. “The December 3 (Bulandshahr) violence is a political conspiracy (hatched) by those who have lost political ground,” he told reporters after the Assembly was adjourned for the day amid opposition ruckus.”It was a political conspiracy which has been exposed… Peace and order will be maintained at all cost… The administration and government have repulsed the designs (of conspirators) sternly,” Saffron clad Yogi Adityanath said. Incidentally, The chief minister had earlier said the Bulandshahr incidents were an accident. The Bulandshahr violence, which occurred over an incident of alleged cow slaughter, claimed two lives including that of a police inspector. Answering questions on the issue, Adityanath said those whose political ground has receded are embracing each other to hide their shortcomings. Wednesday was the second day of the brief winter session of the state legislature spread over four sittings. Both the Legislative   Assembly and the Legislative Council were adjourned on the first day of the current session on Tuesday after condoling the deaths of former chief Minister Narain Dutt Tiwari, BJP legislator Patel Ram Kumar Verma and Union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs Ananth Kumar.(pic courtesy to NDTV)

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