Yogi Adityanath says those insulting national symbols have no right to live in India
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath stated on Sunday that individuals who insult national symbols, the national anthem, or revolutionaries have no right to reside in India. He made these remarks in Lucknow while inaugurating a Tiranga Yatra to mark the 101st anniversary of the Kakori Train Action and the upcoming Independence Day. During the event, he also praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for amending the Flag Code to make the insult of national symbols a punishable offense.
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What Happened
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath addressed a public gathering in Lucknow on Sunday during the launch of a Tiranga Yatra. The event was organized to commemorate the 101st anniversary of the Kakori Train Action and to celebrate the upcoming Independence Day. During his speech, Adityanath declared that anyone who insults national symbols, the national anthem, or the country's revolutionaries does not have the right to live in India.
Adityanath also expressed support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, specifically highlighting changes made to the Flag Code. He noted that these amendments have established the insult of national symbols as a punishable offense under the law.
Key Facts
- Yogi Adityanath spoke at a Tiranga Yatra in Lucknow.Source not recorded
- The event commemorated the 101st anniversary of the Kakori Train Action.Source not recorded
- Adityanath stated that those who insult national symbols have no right to live in India.Source not recorded
- The Chief Minister praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for changes to the Flag Code.Source not recorded
- Insulting national symbols is now a punishable offense according to Adityanath.Source not recorded
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