Law, Order Of Mirzapur No Different Than PoK: Shiv Sena Questions UP CM’s Mumbai Visit

Shiv Sena has questioned the Mumbai visit of UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and said the law and order condition of Mirzapur in UP is no different from that in PoK. This is a veiled attack on actress Kangana Ranaut who had compared Mumbai to Pok to attack the Shiv Sena government.

The editorial said, “One actress (Kangana Ranaut) compared Mumbai to POK. Therefore, this actress has become the sister of BJP. Now in same Mumbai, BJP’s CM Yogi Adityanath arrives to develop his state asking for investment, how time changes, it is revenge taken by time. This is the glory of Mumbai. The Law and order condition of POK and Mirzapur is no different. Maintain law and order in UP, it will become Mayanagri.”

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The editorial termed UP CM Yogi Adityanath Sadhu Maharaj. The editorial said, “Sadhu Maharaj arrived in Mayanagri Mumbai and stayed at beach view hotel Oberoi Trident. The original purpose of Sadhu Maharaj’s visit to the Mayanagari was to create a beautiful Mayanagari in Uttar Pradesh like Mumbai. His government has allotted 1,000 acres of land near the Yamuna Expressway to build a Mayangari.”

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“A photo of famous actor Akshay Kumar meeting Yogi was released. What is the significance of Akshay Kumar? He is a great artist, but he is also good at eating mangoes. With Prime Minister Modi he had a discussion about eating mangoes properly. Anyway, this was the fun part. Since Yogi Maharaj is now entering the cine industry, he should look at such a subject as part of the entertainment. Yogi Maharaj wants to expand his business in Uttar Pradesh. For that, he came to Mumbai. This is the glory of Mumbai.” it added.

On Tuesday night, Akshay Kumar met Uttar Pradeh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and discussed his upcoming film Ram Setu. The actor met the Chief Minister for dinner at Mumbai’s Trident Hotel. The UP Chief Minister is in Mumbai to launch a Rs 200 crore Lucknow Municipal bond at the Bombay Stock Exchange.

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Source: India Today