Yogi Adityanath's Election Journey

I didn't know either that I was to become Chief Minister. I wasn't anywhere in that

line. Yet I wasn't placing myself anywhere in that competition either.

During the election,

at that time, Mrs. Sushma Swaraj was Foreign Minister, so during the election

me

she called around late February, around the 25th or 26th of February.

Yogi Ji, a parliamentary delegation is going to Port Louis,

please go with it. I said, after March sixth, I will be free.

I can go after that. The elections are on until March sixth,

so I have no time until March sixth. She said, no, you have to go after March sixth. If you

give your consent, we want to nominate you, and you should lead it.

But I definitely received a call from Sushma Ji. She said that the Prime Minister

had sent your name back. He says that tomorrow is the election vote count

UP needs Yogi ji to stay here. I

came the following

day, the votes were counted. The Bharatiya Janata Party won the election by a huge majority.

On the 16th, I went to Delhi. On the 16th, the Delhi parliamentary party

had a meeting. When I attended, I met the Bharatiya Janata Party's national president, Amit Shah ji.

When I met him, he said, "When did you arrive?"

I said, "I

only arrived today." He said he wanted to talk, so I said I would come.

Then I heard his voice. Anyway, we talked about the general election. He said,

"Don't leave here and go anywhere, don't leave Delhi and go anywhere yet."

"We'll talk about some things." On the morning of the 17th, I had a question in Parliament. It

was asked, and I took an afternoon flight to Gorakhpur.

On the evening of the 17th,

I again received

The national president, Shri Amit Shah, called and asked, "Where are you?" I said, "I..."

"I've come to Gorakhpur." "Why did you go to Gorakhpur?"

"I told you to stay here." I said, "I went to Gorakhpur. There was no work"

for me in Delhi, so I went to Gorakhpur." He said, "Come to Delhi immediately."

"There's something important to discuss." So

I said, "It's six in the evening, and at this hour, there isn't even a train."

And there isn't a plane either. Even if I go to Lucknow from here, the last flight to Lucknow will have left by then.

So he said, "All right, fine, don't do anything. Do this, tomorrow morning

I'm sending a charter plane. Go to Delhi on that, and don't tell anyone."

The next day, I again took the same flight

to Delhi. I arrived in Delhi at around 11:00 a.m.

When I met the national president, he said, "Take this same flight and…"

Go straight to Lucknow, and you have to take the oath tomorrow.

Stayed in the empty mind.

I

Adityanath Yogi.

Listen to what happens, hey!

Listen to what happens, hey! It stayed

empty in the mind, children.