Modi-Yogi would have been in Jail If India Had Strong Justice System - Swamy
Speaking to reporters on tuesday following his attendance at the Dharmasabha of the Shri Mahakaleshwar temple management committee in Ujjain, Shankaracharya Nischalanand Saraswati blasted yogi adityanath and prime minister Narendra Modi. He claimed that Modi and yogi would be imprisoned if india had a robust legal system.
BJP leader Subramanian Swamy agreeing with Shankaracharya's statement called him 'the fearless Jagatguru.' Swamy has criticized the Modi administration several times. Swamy referred to Modi as a "liar" in november and promised to make amends for his support of Modi during the 2014 lok sabha campaign.
He remarked that if india had a robust and unbiased judicial system, both Modi and Adityanath would be facing imprisonment. While the Shankaracharya did not elaborate on specific grievances, his comments reflect growing unease among certain religious and intellectual circles about the government's handling of critical issues, potentially including matters related to justice, governance, and adherence to dharmic principles.
BJP leader Subramanian Swamy, known for his outspoken views, backed the Shankaracharya’s statement, calling him the “fearless Jagatguru.” Swamy’s endorsement highlights internal dissent within the ruling party and its affiliates regarding the policies and actions of the government. His agreement with the Shankaracharya adds weight to the spiritual leader's remarks, as Swamy has a reputation for challenging authority, even within his political fold. These developments suggest a fissure in the data-alignment of religious and political leaders traditionally seen as supportive of the BJP-led government, potentially signaling a broader critique of its leadership.
BJP leader Subramanian Swamy agreeing with Shankaracharya's statement called him 'the fearless Jagatguru.' Swamy has criticized the Modi administration several times. Swamy referred to Modi as a "liar" in november and promised to make amends for his support of Modi during the 2014 lok sabha campaign.
He remarked that if india had a robust and unbiased judicial system, both Modi and Adityanath would be facing imprisonment. While the Shankaracharya did not elaborate on specific grievances, his comments reflect growing unease among certain religious and intellectual circles about the government's handling of critical issues, potentially including matters related to justice, governance, and adherence to dharmic principles.
BJP leader Subramanian Swamy, known for his outspoken views, backed the Shankaracharya’s statement, calling him the “fearless Jagatguru.” Swamy’s endorsement highlights internal dissent within the ruling party and its affiliates regarding the policies and actions of the government. His agreement with the Shankaracharya adds weight to the spiritual leader's remarks, as Swamy has a reputation for challenging authority, even within his political fold. These developments suggest a fissure in the data-alignment of religious and political leaders traditionally seen as supportive of the BJP-led government, potentially signaling a broader critique of its leadership.