Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. I know you will not believe it, but it is true that Yogi Adityanath has insulted Prime Minister Narendra Modi by the way he makes gestures with words. Not a little bit, the goats are flying fiercely, and Dhajji is rising. There was an opportunity.
There is a TV interview. India TV was running an interview with Yogi Adityanath on that TV channel, and the interviewer asked a question, and what Yogi Adityanath said in response to the question was a milestone in itself. It is a millstone because, till today, no one had dared to make such a serious comment about Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Forget BJP leaders, BJP office bearers, or BJP spokespersons; none of the opposition leaders would have said such a thing about Modi. Yogi Adityanath has done it. I am again saying that gestures are gestures because the gesture cleanses a lot of them and makes them so clean that nothing is left inside the wearer.
He was replying to a question. What is said is exactly the same as the first line; we have no dilemma. As I speak, what is inside is outside, which is the other line. But the third line, from where the atmosphere starts to build and from where his comments about Prime Minister Narendra Modi start to be understood, remains that they wear clothes like inside the house. They also go out wearing the same. Of course, Yogi Adityanath wanted to say that I am a very simple person.
There is no duplicity in my personality, especially when it comes to clothes. I am as simple as the clothes I wear inside. I wear the same. They also go to the forums. The fifth line is to go somewhere wearing the same clothes. The country will wear the same clothes as the rest of the world. Bana means made of the same cloth. Now look at the Prime Minister’s clothes. They change from time to time. Pal Pal Bana changers change so many colors that the colors may think that man is the reason why so many colors are not within us. The Prime Minister does not understand.
However, a section of the media that calls the Prime Minister the Prime Minister also says that he wears so many clothes around the clock that it does not make sense to say the Prime Minister or the Apparel Minister. Sometimes it happened that he changed his clothes five times a day. If you meet four people four hours apart, the moment you meet all four of them in different clothes, their attire turns into a turban. The turban that is turned into a hat does not know when the arrow will come. I don’t know if a laptop will come to India. I don’t understand anything.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is one of the most popular leaders in the world. So that is changing clothes. Whatever our Prime Minister or the Minister of Textiles may say, both mean the same thing. One-to-one colorful clothes, one-to-one bizarre clothes—Prime Minister Narendra Modi wears such clothes. Just like a common man, and in the language of the Prime Minister, a common man cannot dare to wear clothes.
But what happened to Yogi Adityanath? I like the clothes I wear on the inside. Just like at home, whether the Prime Minister wears two clothes again or not. It should also be researched that the number of the first clothes that they have worn today will come after how many days, after how many months, after how many years—no one knows. But Yogi Adityanath’s audacity and courage are being discussed all around in politics.
But what we said next is five lines. We don’t have the dilemma that what is inside is outside. Prime Minister Narendra Modi cannot claim that what is inside is outside, at least in the case of clothes. They will say that what is inside the door is another on the door. It’s second to the door. The second one is outside the house. She’s something in the plane and something else out of the plane and mother. As you get there, something else changes. It’s called clothes.
We don’t have the dilemma that what is inside is outside. They wear clothes inside the house. That’s how they go out. Go to the forums and go anywhere. The country will have the same sister in the world. There is something that will be wearing different banas in different places. But after what Yogi Adityanath said on the basis of clothes, there is a lot of discussion within the Bharatiya Janata Party and outside the Bharatiya Janata Party about the Prime Minister’s clothes because Yogi Adityanath has said that there are few who will wear different clothes in different places.
Are you going to fool people? People change clothes a lot, and certainly no one has any doubt that even film stars will not change clothes more than Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Is Prime Minister Narendra Modi fooling people just for this reason, at least in public functions? You can say that. because he changes a lot of clothes because he is Yogi Adityanath.
He is the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh. He’s a great leader. He became Chief Minister of the state for the second time. They are saying that people who wear a lot of clothes—people who wear something else inside—wear something else on the outside. Wear something else on the platforms. Wear something else in front of the world. They fool people by wearing something else inside the house. This is not my belief.
If this is Yogi Adityanath’s belief, then tell me whose dhajji udi, but after this, he said another line. If they listen, your heart will sit, and don’t ask Narendra Modi’s supporters what will happen. But what’s the question? Anyone would have imagined that Yogi Adityanath would blow up and blow up in this manner. In the last line of the BJP’s morning meme, the venerable Narendra Damodardas Modi says, in this series of many clothes, that it is not that we will go to different places wearing different forests. People will be fooled. It’s not a color scheme. I mean, I’m not joking.
This is the job of people of color. It’s the hypocrites. It’s an actor’s job. This is not the job of leaders. Leaders should be simple. A face should be inside, just as it should be outside. It should be inside the house, so it should be on the stage and among the people. I’m like that. But Yogi Adityanath says that there are people who do not change their clothes frequently. They look different in different places. They are actually fooling the people. It’s not theater.
Politics is not a game; it’s not a game; it’s an art. If you are an actor, politics is not the right place for such people. Take care of Yogi Adityanath, because he says that people who change clothes a lot are not trustworthy. They are actually actors. They are naughty people.
People mean people who fool people, and if I am not like that, then who is? You also know that we also know, but one thing is true that Yogi Adityanath said in going. Say it unknowingly. Say it in a gesture or directly say Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s clothes. They have taken great delight in the way they dress and change, in the way they behave, and in the way they live. It has been laughed off. It has blown up.
Such a joke of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the BJP or even outside the BJP, even those who do not like him very much, have never said such a thing that people who change their clothes frequently make fools. Artists are those who fool people. There are nautankidars, and what is politics is not theater. Think a little. Where does it come from, and where does it go?
