National Desk: An event held in Basti district of Uttar Pradesh has once again sparked political activity. The event, titled "Sanatan Samvad," called for unity within the Brahmin community. The event was led by Jagadguru Shankaracharya Avimukteshwarananda, who delivered several scathing remarks against the state government from the stage and appealed for unity for the upcoming elections.

GIC ground becomes political hub

Held at the GIC grounds in Basti, the event drew a large crowd. Speakers from the stage questioned the policies of the current state government. Former MLA Vinay Shankar Tiwari also spoke openly, urging the Brahmin community to unite and challenge the government in the upcoming elections. His remarks further politicized the event.

The atmosphere increased due to the statements of the leaders

Former PCS officer Alankar Agnihotri also addressed the gathering. In his address, he emphasized the role and unity of the Brahmin community, raising passionate slogans that galvanized the audience. His statements from the stage gave the event a completely political twist.

Shankaracharya made allegations against the government

In his address, Jagadguru Shankaracharya Avimukteshwarananda leveled several serious allegations against Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and the state government. He stated that if the government were truly serious about the issues of Sanatan Dharma and cow protection, the opposition would not have had the opportunity to question it. He also said that various political parties should take a clear stand on issues like cow protection.

Warning about elections

Referring to the upcoming 2027 elections, Shankaracharya said that if no political party raises the issue of declaring the cow "Mother of the Nation," he might consider fielding a candidate himself. He also questioned the state government's handling of animal protection in the state.

Questions were also raised regarding constitutional posts

In his address, Shankaracharya also commented on Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's role as both a saint and a chief minister. He said that it is not in keeping with decorum for one person to hold both roles. He also said that saints should stay away from government positions.