Yogi Adityanath warned that enemies across the border are targeting India’s youth through drugs and conversions, urging the public to stay united and vigilant.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath urged the public to protect young people from narcotics, claiming that adversaries from across the border were attempting to ensnare them.

On Sunday, Yogi was speaking to a crowd at a religious event at Baba Palnath Ashram in Kablana village. The head of Baba Mastnath Matth, Rohtak, and an MLA from Tijara, Rajasthan, Mahant Balak Nath, presided.

“We must safeguard society, the current generation, and our children from drug addiction in all its manifestations. Keep in mind that our adversaries are always trying to expand the drug trade in the nation. Future generations would never forgive us if we don’t make careful not to fall into this trap,” he warned.

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Yogi once more shouted, “Batoge toh katoga,” from the stage. He claimed that the adversaries on the opposite side of the border intended to launch an assault using both narcotics and religious conversion. “Our adversary seeks to ruin our younger generation and split the nation through drug trafficking and religious conversion. We must all be on guard because of this,” he warned.

Yogi urged people to avoid allowing regionalism, caste, or language to separate them. “We must protect Sanatan Dharma in order to protect the nation,” he declared.