Is it fair for Yogi Adityanath to promote pro-Hindu policies?

 

Politicians work for votes. This may be good or bad but this is part of democracy. The alternative communist style dictatorship is even worse and monarchy system no longer exists. So, there is no point blaming Yogi Adityanath for pro-Hindu policies. It hurts leftists non-believers more and hence they cry foul.



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