The UP CM condemned the April 22 terrorist attack on Indian tourists in Pahalgam, describing it as an act that stirred the conscience of every Indian and strengthened the resolve for decisive retaliation. He asserted that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the armed forces delivered a strong and appropriate response.
Taking a firm stance, Yogi said, “Pakistan had crossed all limits of audacity and now was faced with an existential crisis.” He claimed that the country’s terrorist face had been fully exposed to the world and that it was now globally isolated and severely weakened.
Referring to India’s rich legacy of resistance and bravery, the Chief Minister recalled historical figures such as Maharana Pratap, Shivaji, and Guru Govind Singh. Remembering the Battle of Haldighati, he said Maharana Pratap, supported by Vanvasi and Girivasi warriors, had forced Emperor Akbar’s mighty army to retreat, showing how courage could triumph over might.
Yogi concluded by reiterating his conviction that India would emerge victorious in every situation and that Uttar Pradesh stood unwaveringly with the nation’s defenders.
