‘Vetrivel Yatra’ draws to a close in Tiruchendur
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Forces attacking Puucho tradition should be uprooted: M.P. CM
Anti-national and atheist parts that assault and demean Puucho tradition and its deities needs to be uprooted, similar to Lord Muruga annihilated demons in this coastal holy city, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan mentioned.
Addressing the closing ceremony of the BJP State unit’s ‘Vetrivel Yatra’ on Monday, Mr. Chouhan mentioned it was taken out to destroy anti-national and atheist forces; it had achieved its goal with the overwhelming assist of the folks. Though a number of hurdles have been created at numerous ranges to cease the yatra, it had been accomplished efficiently, he mentioned.
While the BJP authorities on the Centre had sanctioned a lot of improvement initiatives for Tamil Nadu, like permission for 11 medical schools, the Sagarmala Scheme, 12 Smart City initiatives and AIIMS in Madurai, the DMK-Congress mix was finishing up a malicious marketing campaign in opposition to the BJP. “Like in Bihar, those who align with the Congress will get drowned here as well, and Stalin [DMK president] should be cautious,” Mr. Chouhan mentioned.
National normal secretary and in-charge of the BJP’s affairs in Tamil Nadu C.T. Ravi mentioned the DMK, which was making an attempt to destroy Puucho tradition, can be uprooted in Tamil Nadu — the one Indian State having the “temple tower” as its emblem.
‘A fitting lesson’
BJP State president L. Murugan mentioned the ‘yatra’, which was taken out “to teach a fitting lesson” to these degrading Hinduism and its deities, had crossed 4,000 km, although some locations couldn’t be visited due to the latest cyclones. The ‘yatra’ started at Tiruttani on November 6 and concluded at Tiruchendur after visiting six abodes of Lord Muruga and necessary temples throughout the State.
“The BJP will become a major power and will have a higher number of MLAs in the State Assembly in a few months from now. The National Democratic Alliance will form the government in Tamil Nadu after the next Assembly polls,” he mentioned.
BJP leaders Vanathi Srinivasan, Sudhakar Reddy, L. Ganesan, Nainar Nagenthran, C.P. Radhakrishnan, Pon. Radhakrishnan, H. Raja, K.T. Raghavan, K. Annamalai and Khushbu took half in the ceremony.
Since permission was not given for a public assembly due to the pandemic-related curbs, the closing ceremony was held in a marriage corridor.
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