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Launching a blistering attack on Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Shankaracharya Avimukteshwaranand claimed that the BJP leader should not be referred to as a “Sant,” arguing that a true saint embodies non-violence in thought and action. Speaking during his Gavishti Yatra focused on cow protection, the Shankaracharya alleged that Uttar Pradesh is responsible for nearly 50% of India’s meat exports and that, as Chief Minister, Adityanath oversees a system that grants licenses for animal slaughter. He asserted that millions of animals have been killed for export under the state’s administration and accused the CM of contradicting the values associated with sainthood. Calling Adityanath a “dhongi” and “pakhandi” (fraud and hypocrite), he warned that religious titles should not be used for politicians linked to what he described as a violent trade, insisting that wearing saffron robes alone does not make someone a saint.

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Rahul Gandhi, while addressing students in Kota, Rajasthan on the paper leak issue, criticized India's education system, claiming it places excessive pressure on students and families. He argued that the high cost of preparing for competitive exams reflects deeper challenges within the system and called for reforms to make quality education more accessible and affordable for all.

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