scorecardresearch
Monday, May 13, 2024
TopicYogi Adityanath

Topic: Yogi Adityanath

Yogi Adityanath, born in 1972 as Ajay Mohan Singh Bisht, is a monk-turned-politician from the Bharatiya Janata Party or the BJP. He has been the longest-serving Chief Minister of the state of Uttar Pradesh, having been in office for over nearly seven years — since March 2017.


Head priest at the Gorakhnath temple, he first joined politics when he was named in charge of managing the election campaign for former MP Mahant Avaidyanath.


Yogi Adityanath represents the Gorakhpur urban constituency in the state legislative assembly. First elected to the Lok Sabha in 1998, he has served as the MP for Gorakhpur in the parliament. He was a member of the Legislative Council of the state between 2017 and 2022. 

Encounters are not the way to punish criminals in a democracy

Ujjwal Nikam -
Every person whether he is a criminal or not has a right to be heard, therefore I won’t approve the idea of encountering, that is killing in a fake encounter.

Yogi’s remark on encounters will encourage police to take short cuts

Vappala Balachandran -
Uttar Pradesh is notorious for police atrocities. The statement can encourage “encounter-killing” as a short-cut to detailed prosecution and trial.

Yogi Adityanath makes it explicit that some people have a licence to kill

Colin Gonsalves -
Adityanath's statement makes it explicit that the BJP has very little regard for the law of this country, and that certain persons believe that they have a license to kill.

40 rallies in 14 days: Yogi begins his marathon campaign for civic polls

Kumar Anshuman -
Yogi Adityanath is the first UP chief minister to campaign for local body elections, calls these polls a referendum on his 7-month-old government.

30 ministers, one day: BJP plans blitzkrieg in battle for Gujarat

Pragya Kaushika -
Central ministers as well as CMs are set to address three rallies each on one day in a massive show of strength by the BJP in Gujarat.

Taj Mahal controversy is an extension of RSS’s ideological war

Ashutosh -
Ideological schizophrenia and a perverse reading of history projects the Taj Mahal as a symbol of hate and barbarism.

The shifting stance of RSS on India’s past means the debate on Taj Mahal isn’t over yet

Hilal Ahmed -
It was in the book by the self-declared Hindu scholar P. N. Oak that the Taj Mahal controversy was first introduced in the 1960s.

From Lord Curzon to BJP’s Sangeet Som, Taj Mahal has many political narratives

Hilal Ahmed -
Taj Mahal has always functioned as a political text, capable of producing a number of different and even conflicting meanings.

Rahul Gandhi’s US tour can’t change fact that Congress has no clarity on its strategy

Milan Vaishnav -
There is no grand re-organisation or an ideological rethink in the Congress Party that a stunning electoral debacle like 2014 should have prompted.

Yogi government likely to train ‘quacks’ to check encephalitis deaths

Anubhuti Vishnoi -
Steps are also being taken to ensure adequate human resources and improved diagnostic facilities are available at primary health centres.
1...60616263Page 61 of 63

On Camera

YourTurn

Opinion

Fourth phase is high noon of 2024 Lok Sabha polls. It could end in a draw for INDIA & NDA

+TFP Yogendra Yadav -
This phase belongs to the ‘non-aligned’ parties. They could play a critical role in the eventuality of a hung parliament, which looks much more likely than it did one month ago.

Khalistanis used organised crime to silence enemies in Canada. Who’s paying the price today?

+TFP

Muslims don’t want reservation. We want to merge in the nation–Tajamul Hussain

Economy

Day after mass sick leave by employees, Air India Express fires crew members, cancels 85 more flights

Yuthika Bhargava -
About 300 employees had called in sick Wednesday, allegedly in protest against mismanagement of airlines. Remaining staff given ultimatum to rejoin work by end of Thursday.

Defence

Pensionless Maha Vir Chakra awardee who trained Mukti Bahini continues to fight for rights

Smruti Deshpande -
Chiman Singh, injured in 1971 India-Pakistan war, was discharged as non-pensioner in 1972. In his petition, he states denial of pension is contrary to settled law.

National Interest

What’s common between Netflix Chamkila and Trudeau’s trouble-infested Canada? They don’t get Punjab

Shekhar Gupta -
Even in the weeks leading up to Chamkila’s assassination there were massacres every other day. To airbrush all of this is sheer intellectual cowardice if not a crime.

Follow us

Copyright © 2024 Printline Media Pvt. Ltd. All rights reserved.