Ramarajya or Ram temple dear Yogi Adityanath?

The altruistic call of the Honorable Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh - Yogi Adityanath to all the Government officials in UP to work for 19 to 20 hours a day to make the state well developed has come as an oasis to the state that was lawless and corrupt for several years. When Modiji stressed on development mantra - sabka sath, sabka vikas, Adityanath wanted the officials to work extra time to make the state move in pace with global reality. For those officials who have had no culture and practice of doing ‘no job’ in the Government departments in UP under the previous regimes, the clarion call of the UP CM has come as rude shock or life threatening thunder.

Development is possible only when the Government officials work for the country than for own favour and kickbacks. Some may wonder why the Government officials should work more than 8 hours. Many of the Government officials in most states have been drawing huge salary and also draw additional income in the form of bribe. In most occasions the bride is demanded / received not to favour anyone but to do the job for which they are already paid. Only when people in the Government establishments show willingness to work beyond the brief and time, we can make a ‘New India’.

The Government officials in UP must recognize the fact that Suryayana (the innings of Sun - Adityanath) has started and hence like in the past, the government officials cannot sleep/rest any longer. Beginning of a new era of performance not hibernation has begun.

The word Aditya refers to Sun. Lord Rama belongs to Suryavamsha. In common parlance, Sun means, day and moon means, time is up for people to go to bed.

So the raise of Sun (Adityanath) has indeed made UP to wakeup from long sleep and work overtime to compensate the hours that the Government officials had wasted on unquestioned, undisturbed over sleep that they have been enjoying.

Call for the development of UP and to end the lawlessness in the state, the Government officials must work for at least 19 hours and such demand is indeed very reformist measure and much needed initiatives for UP. Yogi Adityanath himself is the best example of hard work and commitment.

Instead of asking for Ram temple, the Ramrajya must be established by Yogi Adityanath whose name also comes from the lineage of Suryavamsha that include Lord Rama.

Once a clean, corruption free, development centric governance in UP is established such rule itself is equal to paying tribute to Ram.

Instead of just attempting to install the idol of Ram in Ayodhya, Yogi Adithyanath also must establish Ramarajya where the people are kept awake to make ‘The New India’, the aspiration of 125 crore Indians and the dream and vision of Modiji.

Once the Ramarajya is established, no clouds or planetary movement or the rotation and revolution of earth in its axis can affect the luminescence of Sun (Adithya) in UP and certainly in India too. We can have another Modiji in the making.

Nitishkumar has made a new Bihar from Governance-less, lawless administrations of Lallu Prasad Yadav. Later he smartly managed the same Lallu to go helpless to help him to build Bihar. Today Nitish appears to be invincible in Bihar. Similarly Yogiji must use all the tenets of sastra and upanishat to build UP where even his worst bete noire cannot refuse to accept the leadership of Yogi Aditynath. Instead of allowing the critics to criticize him, he should make the critics to feel jealous, sleepless, word-less and issue less to fight.

All those who take cue or follow moon during their religious festival knows well that moon glows only because of sun. Therefore Sun and moon must co-exist in harmony. Such harmony is possible only when no one is allowed to enter between the moon and sun to take any political advantage or mileage.
It is the wish to people of India that Yogi Adityanath reflects nothing but the true passion and vision of Modiji and develop UP than allow the hungry wolfs and jackals that waits outside to taste the blood of religious and cast clashes in UP.

Dr S Ranganathan