CM Yogi Adityanath urges swift SIR action in Aligarh & Muzaffarnagar, warning of strict action against fake voters ahead of 2027 UP elections.

Aligarh: Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath Regarding the electoral roll special revision campaign (SIR), he made a significant statement. According to him, two districts had the greatest concentration of fraudulent votes. In this, CM Yogi Adityanath mentioned Aligarh and Muzaffarnagar. For almost forty-five minutes, he engaged the public representatives in a thorough debate on the matter. Attending the meeting on Sunday at the Collectorate Auditorium were MPs, MLAs, divisional in-charges, and BJP office-bearers from the districts of Aligarh, Hathras, Etah, and Kasganj. The Chief Minister ordered that the campaign be finished as soon as possible and voiced his extreme disapproval of the fraudulent voters.

accusations against the majority of fraudulent voters

According to the Chief Minister, the government and the organization have unambiguous statistics showing that Aligarh and Muzaffarnagar have the highest percentage of phony voters. This calls for extra care. He cautioned the officials that carelessness would not be accepted and that the revision work needed to be finished on schedule. He emphasized that the names of phony, deceased, and outside voters should be taken off the list and that no qualified voter should be permitted to be disclosed.

There is not much time left in the 2027 assembly elections, Yogi Adityanath said the public representatives and office-bearers. He cautioned that if you want to win the elections, you will need to give SIR’s job your all. Elections will not be won by officials. Both the company and the employees must accomplish this.

The “Silent Strategy” of the Opposition

Yogi claimed that the opposition is actively working on the SIR and is quietly getting ready for the elections, without mentioning Akhilesh Yadav. He cautioned that BJP employees ought to recognize the gravity of the opposition. You all need to put in twice as much effort. CM Yogi gave a clear directive to operate in mission mode, stating that a family member should be involved in SIR’s work even if they are married at home.

CM Yogi instructed the party office-bearers to approach voters by going door-to-door. Take extra care to ensure that the names of the deceased are removed from the list. According to him, the government is also fully aware of the names of the deceased individuals on the list.

Aligarh’s resentment at the delay

The late start of voter revising efforts in the Kol Assembly and Aligarh city constituencies irritated the chief minister. According to him, action is fixed if the deadline is not carefully adhered to. There are just four days remaining in the SIR process, according to the CM. As a result, the MLAs, office bearers, and employees will need to concentrate on eliminating the dead name by assembling a team, locating outsider voters, and adding the names of newly qualified voters.

Slogans of Jai Shri Ram during the meeting

At AMU’s Wellingdon Cricket Pavilion, CM Yogi’s helicopter touched down. The slogans of Jai Shri Ram filled the auditorium as soon as he arrived at the Collectorate. After that, a review meeting was called. The second time that CM Yogi’s helicopter has landed at AMU, it has generated conversation. Following the review meeting, the chief minister went to the engagement of Himanshu Singh, the son of former cabinet minister Thakur Jaiveer Singh and Barauli MLA.

Participation in the event

Himanshu Singh, the son of Thakur Jaiveer Singh, had an engagement ceremony attended by a number of prominent people. BJP Madhya Pradesh in-charge Dr. Mahendra Singh, former Union Minister and MP Anurag Thakur, former Deputy Chief Minister and Rajya Sabha MP Dinesh Sharma, UP minister Swatantra Dev Singh, minister Chaudhary Laxminarayan Singh, and former Uttarakhand Chief Minister Tirath Singh Rawat were among those in attendance.