There is no reason why India cannot take back ‘Sindh’: Yogi Adityanath

Addressing a Sindhi National Convention in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday said that if Ram Janmabhoomi can be recovered after 500 years, then there is no reason why we cannot recover Sindhu, a province now in Pakistan, PTI reported.

In a press release issued by the Uttar Pradesh government, the chief, while addressing the two-day convention, said: “After 500 years, a grand temple of Lord Ram is being built in Ayodhya. Ramlala will be seated again in his temple by the Prime Minister. Minister in January.”

“If Ram Janmabhoomi can be recovered after 500 years, then there is no reason why we cannot recover Sindhu,” the UP chief minister was quoted as saying by PTI.

Noting that the Sindhi community suffered the most after partition in 1947, the UP chief minister said the community must tell its present generation about its story and its suffering during partition, adding that the stubbornness of a single person led to the partition of the country.

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“When the country was partitioned, thousands of people were massacred. A large area of ​​India became Pakistan. The Sindhi community suffered the most because they had to leave their homeland. Even today, we have to bear the weight of the tragedy of Partition in the form of terrorism,” PTI quoted Yogi Adityanath during the Sindhi National Convention organized by the Sindhi Council of India.

“No civilized society will ever recognize terrorism, extremism or any type of anarchy,” he said.

“If we have to move forward on the path of welfare of humanity, then the bad tendencies of the society will have to end. Our religious scriptures also give us the same inspiration. Be it the respected Jhulelal ji or Lord Shri Krishna, they all have” “We talk about protecting good and eliminating evil for human well-being,” he added.

He said: “Where there is a country, there is also a religion and when there is religion, there is a society in which we all exist.”

The UP chief minister urged the people of the country to take the ‘nation first’ pledge to avoid a repeat of partition-like tragedy. “We must be prepared to give an appropriate response to anyone who plays with the unity and integrity of the nation,” he added.

“The Sindhi community is an integral part of the Sanatan Dharma of India. The Sindhi community has progressed with its efforts even in difficult circumstances. The Sindhi community has set an example of how to reach the top from scratch,” informed the Prime Minister.