CM Yogi on Waqf Bill: "If Hindus Are Safe, So Are Muslims" – UP CM’s Big Statement on Land and Security

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath made a strong statement regarding the Waqf Bill, asserting that both Hindus and Muslims are safe in the state. Speaking in an ANI podcast, CM Yogi addressed concerns about the BJP’s stance on Waqf properties, stating that misconceptions have led people to believe that the party wants to take over mosques. He criticized the lack of welfare initiatives under Waqf and questioned how any land declared as Waqf property is automatically considered theirs.CM Yogi also targeted the Samajwadi Party, accusing them of lacking historical knowledge. He emphasized that the proposed amendments to the Waqf Act, recommended by the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC), are necessary for the country and beneficial for the Muslim community. He reiterated that law and order in Uttar Pradesh are maintained equally for all, ensuring security for both communities.His remarks come as the BJP gears up for the upcoming elections, with the CM confident that his party will secure a third consecutive term in the state. The statement has sparked political debate, with opposition parties questioning the government's intent behind the proposed changes to the Waqf Bill.