New Delhi: Yogi Adityanath’s remarks on Abbajaan has created a flutter in political circles, with Opposition parties taking turns to train guns at the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister. Yogi Adityanath made the statement at an election rally in Kushinagar on Sunday. Yogi’s sharp jibe at the SP regime has sent the Opposition into a fit of anger. His Abbajaan remarks has been lapped up by the Opposition who have joined ranks and are mounting a strong attack on the UP Chief Minister. #WATCH | Under PM Modi leadership, there is no place for appeasement politics....Before 2017 was everyone able to get ration?....Earlier only those who used to say 'Abba Jaan' were digesting the ration: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in Kushinagar pic.twitter.com/CPr6IMbwry — ANI UP (@ANINewsUP) September 12, 2021 Taking a dig at SP govt, CM Yogi had said, “Previously, those who said Abbajaan consumed all the subsidized ration. Today, it is no longer the case. If any corrupt person/official takes away the right of common man, he will be behind bars.” Twitter inundated with #Hamare Abbajan posts Many people including a few noted scribes have taken the opportunity to share their memorable moment with their father, under #Hamare Abbajan. Coz love is the only way to live❤️ https://t.co/DSAOJW4aKX — Sayema (@_sayema) September 13, 2021 When a crusading paper has to apologise for printing the wrong flyover in a government advertisement but no one has to apologise for thinking #AbbaJaan is a slur. — barkha dutt (@BDUTT) September 13, 2021 All those hyperventilating about @myogiadityanath using the phrase #AbbaJaan were celebrating when Former PM Manmohan Singh announced that Muslims have the first claim over India's resources. These hypocrites strongly believe that 'Secularism' is to be followed only by others!! pic.twitter.com/O4j2poAqxo — Priti Gandhi - प्रीति गांधी (@MrsGandhi) September 13, 2021 My language might be different but it means the same. Abba Jaan, Papa both are same. We can't let a Chief Minister demean something as beautiful as Abba Jaan. Please don't ignore this. Participate in this trend.#HamareAbbaJaan pic.twitter.com/Kv10YcTZAO — Kaushik Raj (@kaushikrj6) September 12, 2021 #HamareAbbaJaan Ke Abbajan My Dada, IAS from the first batch of Independent India. He joined service as a Dy Collector in the 1920s. Made IAS in independent India Khan Bhadur Syed Mohd Abbas Zaidi, Picture from LSE/Lawn Tennis. He partnered Ghaus Mohd in All India Tournaments pic.twitter.com/D33eT7r1wS — Rana Safvi رعنا राना (@iamrana) September 13, 2021 #HamareAbbaJaan bereaved this year, but retains a brave and positive frame of mind. This was us recently raising a toast after watching the Indian win at The Oval together. pic.twitter.com/zebGQRpwTA — Debayan Sen (ਦੇਬਾਯਨ) (@debayansen) September 13, 2021 YOGI, Just because you are CM, you don't get to speak for everybody. I love,accept & would never hesitate to call my parents Ammi & Abba, FYI,I AM A HINDU. You need to have sound mind to understand #AbbaJaan is not a word to be politicized. But you& sanity, NM!#HamareAbbaJaan — Samriddhi K Sakunia (@Samriddhi0809) September 13, 2021 Heartwarming to read all the #HamareAbbaJaan stories. Of love, fatherhood and compassion. On the other side, I can't even imagine living in a country where everyday you wake up to the majority telling you in different ways that they hate you, that they don't want you. I'm sorry. — Asmita Nandy (@NandyAsmita) September 13, 2021 My #AbbaJaan is a 71 war veteran..he served the #IndianArmy with valour,honour and distinction for forty years as a soldier. Add another 5 years of training to become an officer at NDA and IMA. He retired as the deputy chief of the Indian Army after 40 years of meritorious pic.twitter.com/BEtcGr5ppG — Saira Shah Halim سائرہ ?? (@sairashahhalim) September 13, 2021
