‘His spirit was killed, crushed’: Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Priyanka Chaturvedi on Yogi’s ‘Jinnah’s spirit stays’ comment | India Information – Instances of India

NEW DELHI: Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Priyanka Chaturvedi on Saturday smacked the Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath’s comment that “so long as Jinnah’s spirit continues to remain, this sort of anarchy will occur” in reference to the violence in Bangladesh. She responded by stating that, “Jinnah’s spirit was killed and crushed.”
Talking to PTI, Priyanka mentioned, “Jinnah’s spirit was killed, crushed and ended after India below (former PM) Indira Gandhi gave liberation to Bangladesh and made it a free nation.”
“So far as the present disaster in Bangladesh is anxious, it’s shameful that whereas I discuss Jinnah, they (BJP) refuse to talk as much as defend the rights of the Hindus,” she added.

Earlier on Friday, addressing an occasion in Lucknow on Bhimrao Ambedkar’s demise anniversary Adityanath mentioned, “In Bangladesh, minorities are being killed, burnt and looted by the radicals. The honour of moms and daughters is being compromised. I wish to know why such a state of affairs is prevailing in Bangladesh?”
“So long as Jinnah’s spirit stays there, this sort of anarchy will proceed. The poor and the disadvantaged are being exploited there. That is the sin of India’s partition in 1947. The ugly face of partition has are available entrance of us once more within the guise of the Bangladesh disaster. All of the Hindus and Buddhists who’re being killed in Bangladesh are Dalits,” he added.
He additional continued referring to the inhabitants of Hindus in Pakistan and Bangladesh earlier, and mentioned that in 1947, their numbers in these international locations had been vital. “In Bangladesh, 22% of the inhabitants was Hindu till 1971, however now that quantity has dwindled to 6-8%,” he mentioned, including that if the continuing violence and persecution continued, the inhabitants would shrink additional.

“Our govt is constantly working to fulfil Ambedkar’s desires for the poor, marginalised, and Dalit communities. We’re offering free bogs, housing, land deeds, and pension advantages. Scholarships and charge reimbursements are being given to SC/ST college students. We’re targeted on reaching the aim of zero poverty,” he added.
Violence in Bangladesh has escalated following the elimination of Sheikh Hasina’s authorities in August, with atrocities towards minority communities, notably Hindus, on the rise. Assaults intensified after the arrest of Iskcon monk Chinmoy Krishna Das, a member of the Sammilita Sanatani Jagaran Jote, in Dhaka on November 25.
A Bangladesh courtroom has scheduled the subsequent listening to for January 2, 2025, and dominated that Das will stay in custody on alleged sedition expenses till then.
The Ministry of Exterior Affairs (MEA) has strongly condemned Das’ arrest and the denial of his bail. The incident has sparked widespread outrage, with many demanding his rapid launch.