CM Yogi Mocks Rahul Gandhi in Ghaziabad, Slams SP and Congress Over Ram Temple
Launching a fiery political offensive across the National Capital Region corridor, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath addressed a massive public gathering in Ghaziabad’s Rajnagar Extension on Thursday, November 5, 2026, delivering sharp broadsides against the Congress leadership and the Samajwadi Party. Setting a charged tone ahead of critical political contests across Western Uttar Pradesh, the Chief Minister singled out Lok Sabha Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi, comparing his political conduct to that of an irresponsible school student who perpetually fails examinations and routinely invents absurd excuses to deflect personal accountability. Adityanath told the roaring assembly that whenever electoral results expose the opposition's disconnect with grassroots voters, their leaders resort to blaming institutional frameworks rather than introspection, creating a culture of chronic denial within the grand old party.
'Sometimes the Syllabus, Sometimes the Ink': Yogi Decries Attacks on Constitutional Bodies
Elaborating on his critique of the Congress high command, Chief Minister Yogi noted that much like an unprepared pupil who complains about an unfamiliar syllabus, swapped answer sheets, or dry ink when faced with failure, Rahul Gandhi and his allies routinely question democratic mandates. Adityanath asserted that every citizen across India possesses mature democratic wisdom, yet the opposition continually refuses to accept democratic defeats, resorting instead to political agitation and public distrust. He accused the Congress party of undermining national harmony and systematically insulting established constitutional institutions whenever electoral verdicts run contrary to their expectations, warning that such political conduct weakens democratic traditions and insults the sovereign intelligence of the electorate.
SP Cornered on Ram Temple Legacy, Uttarakhand Bhawan Unveiled in Ghaziabad
Shifting focus to historical accountability in regional politics, the Chief Minister launched a scathing critique against the Samajwadi Party, reminding voters of the tragic firing on peaceful Ram devotees in Ayodhya during their previous tenure, while asserting that the Congress party consistently created legal and administrative roadblocks to delay the Ram Temple's construction. Adityanath proclaimed that despite decades of obstruction, a glorious era reminiscent of the Treta Yuga has finally arrived in Ayodhya with the majestic temple standing tall. Turning toward regional welfare and infrastructural growth, the Chief Minister announced the development of a dedicated Uttarakhand Bhawan in Ghaziabad to serve the local community and reaffirmed his administration's commitment to balanced progress across the NCR, highlighting that more than 40 million citizens have benefited from welfare housing initiatives under the Prime Minister's Housing Scheme (PMAY) throughout the state.
