Advice Of UP Minister Mohsin Raza To Mehbooba Mufti
Advice of UP Minister Mohsin Raza to Mehbooba Mufti, former CM of Jammu and Kashmir, go to Pakistan.
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, who has opposed the removal of Article 370 from Kashmir, has been given advice by Mohsin Raza, Minority Welfare Minister of Uttar Pradesh’s Yogi government, to go to Pakistan.
On her announcement regarding Article 370 and Tricolor, Mohsin Raza said that Mehbooba Mufti is speaking the language of Imran Khan and Rahul Gandhi.
Mohsin Raza, Minority Welfare Minister of the Yogi government said that the kind of language Mehbooba Mufti has spoken coming out of detention clearly shows that she is speaking the language of Pakistan and Congress.
These people are the people of the ‘Tukde Tukde Gang’. They never want that a united India and brotherhood remain. He said that it has become clear from Mehbooba Mufti’s press conference what he wants.
He said that there is a BJP government in the country. We do not back down from the decisions we take in the national interest.
Mohsin Raza said that Mehbooba Mufti would take to heart the desire to implement Article 370 back in Kashmir, but it cannot happen now. So it is better to decide to go to Pakistan, which would be better.
On Friday, former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Mehbooba Mufti spoke openly on many issues at a press conference on Friday.
He said that we will take back Article 370. She also announced that she will not contest any elections until this happens.
Mehbooba Mufti also made a big announcement about the tricolor that “I will not raise any flag other than Jammu and Kashmir”.
Meanwhile the Allahabad High Court has said in its important judgment that environmental protection is a statutory obligation of the state.
Public health, life and environment should be given priority over employment and revenue.
The court has directed the state government to remove encroachment on all parks, sports grounds and open land.
Allahabad High Court said that all parks should be properly maintained through local bodies, so that common people can use the parks.
The court said that no one should be allowed to dump, collect or use other waste in the parks.
The court has directed the Chief Secretary of the state to issue guidelines to the competent authorities for proper maintenance of all parks, sports grounds.
Along with this, a report of compliance of the order has been sought in three months.
