Yogi Adityanath, the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, has stated his position on the present Karnataka hijab controversy. “No woman wears hijab by choice,” he declared in an interview. Yes, everyone can dress however they like, but places with uniform dress requirements must adhere to the rules.”

When AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi remarked that a day will come when a hijab-wearing lady will govern this country, the Karnataka hijab dispute had an impact on the Uttar Pradesh election campaigns. In response to this insult, Yogi Adityanath recently stated in an interview that people who dream of Gajwa-e-Hind must understand that it will never happen until the end of time and that India will adhere to the constitution rather than sharia law.

Yogi Adityanath has been questioned about this in his most recent appearance with India Today TV. “No lady wears hijab by choice,” he remarked in answer to the query. Did the ladies voluntarily accept the practice of triple talaq? At the very least, inquire about the discomforts they are experiencing. I had arranged for a gathering of the triple talaq victims. I had had a meeting with them. I’ve seen the tears in those women’s eyes, as well as their parents and siblings.”

“When those women were narrating their traumatic experience first from the podium, their parents, siblings, and other relatives in front of them were wiping away tears,” he continued. A lady from Jaunpur was present. The triple talaq had claimed her life. She’d gone to express her gratitude to the government. She praised Prime Minister Modi for freeing women from the triple talaq practice. Two additional girls spoke up afterwards when I asked if anyone else wanted to offer their ideas. These young ladies were the victim woman’s younger sisters, and they had not married because of their older sister’s marital difficulties. Is there a daughter who believes in the triple talaq tradition?”

“Personal choices of apparel can be restricted up to their residences, individual works in public settings, such as while walking into market places, etc,” Yogi Adityanath remarked in response to the current hijab dispute. I wear this outfit at home and work, but I don’t make my employees wear it. This is something I never ask my office personnel to wear. Should I mandate Bhagwa for everyone in my office? Do I ask everyone every one of my party members to do so? I’m afraid I won’t be able to persuade them to do so.

All should be able to dress in whichever way they want. But, if there’s an organization, it’ll need to follow its own set of rules. If a cop says, “I belong to some caste or religion, then why do I have to wear the uniform?”

“We are not afraid,” Yogi Adityanath remarked when asked about the Gajwa-e-Hind comment. Since everyone in the state understands that any rioter will consider 10 times before committing such a crime because he knows exactly what he will face if he tries any riotous crime. Posters will be placed in each of the road’s circles. On the third day, a seizure notice will be issued. Everything his forefathers achieved and accumulated will be snatched once and for all.”

“The government also will thoroughly instruct the rioter how to carry out a riot,” he continued. The people of the state understand that only a dual-engine government can do this. Now the question is: what do you say to people who wish for Taliban rule in our country, to those who make riots commonplace, to those who deny basic rights to half of the population? To such people, there is only one answer: their dream of Gajwa-e-Hind will not come true until the end of time. The constitution, not sharia law, will govern India.”