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Uttar Padesh chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday again used the term &ldquo;abba jaan&rdquo; as a jibe, threatening strict action against those who incite passion over the Citizenship Amendment act.
Target AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi who recently demanded the withdrawal of the law, the chief minister called him an agent of Samajwadi Party.
In Kanpur on Tuesday, Adityanath said there used to be riots every &ldquo;third or fourth day&rdquo; in Uttar Pradesh earlier. &ldquo;I would like to warn the person who is once again is trying to incite feelings in the name of CAA.&rdquo; "I am asking followers of 'chacha jaan' (uncle) and 'abba jaan' to listen carefully that if attempts are made to vitiate the atmosphere of the state by inciting feelings, the state government will deal with it strictly," the chief minister said.
While addressing a meeting in Barabanki on Sunday, Owaisi had demanded that the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the National Register of Citizens (NRC) should be withdrawn as well after the announcement on the repeal of the agri laws.
&ldquo;The CAA is against the Constitution. If the BJP government does not take back this law, we will come out on the streets and another Shaheen Bagh will come up here,&rdquo; the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen leader had said.
The chief minister had sparked a row in September by using the Urdu term for 'father&rsquo;, saying that rations distributed by the previous state government went to those who say &ldquo;abba jaan&rdquo;.

UP Election 2022:Yogi warns 'followers of abba jaan' after Owaisi threatens Shaheen Bhagh 2.0 over CAA

UP Election 2022:Yogi warns 'followers of abba jaan' after Owaisi's threatens Shaheen Bhagh 2.0 over CAA

Yogi repeats 'abba jaan' jibe as he warns Asaduddin Owaisi

Yogi repeats 'abba jaan' jibe as he warns Asaduddin&nbsp;Owaisi
Yogi warns of strict action as Owaisi&nbsp;threatens CAA&nbsp;protest 2.0
Owaisi: Shaheen&nbsp;Bagh like protests again if govt doesn't repeal CAA

UP Election 2022:&nbsp;Target AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi who recently demanded the withdrawal of CAA, Yogi&nbsp;Adityanath&nbsp;called him an agent of Samajwadi Party

Uttar Padesh chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday again used the term &ldquo;abba jaan&rdquo; as a jibe, threatening strict action against those who incite passion over the Citizenship Amendment act.
Target AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi who recently demanded the withdrawal of the law, the chief minister called him an agent of Samajwadi Party.
In Kanpur on Tuesday, Adityanath said there used to be riots every &ldquo;third or fourth day&rdquo; in Uttar Pradesh earlier. &ldquo;I would like to warn the person who is once again is trying to incite feelings in the name of CAA.&rdquo; "I am asking followers of 'chacha jaan' (uncle) and 'abba jaan' to listen carefully that if attempts are made to vitiate the atmosphere of the state by inciting feelings, the state government will deal with it strictly," the chief minister said.
While addressing a meeting in Barabanki on Sunday, Owaisi had demanded that the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the National Register of Citizens (NRC) should be withdrawn as well after the announcement on the repeal of the agri laws.
&ldquo;The CAA is against the Constitution. If the BJP government does not take back this law, we will come out on the streets and another Shaheen Bagh will come up here,&rdquo; the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen leader had said.
The chief minister had sparked a row in September by using the Urdu term for 'father&rsquo;, saying that rations distributed by the previous state government went to those who say &ldquo;abba jaan&rdquo;.

Amid the battle for Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;election 2022, AIMIM&nbsp;chief Asadudin&nbsp;Owaisi&nbsp;has hit out at chief minister Yogi Adityanath&nbsp;over his 'abba&nbsp;jaan'&nbsp;remark.Owaisi, the Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MP, accused the BJP leader of lying and&nbsp;countered Yogi's 'appeasement' narrative while pointing out that Muslims in UP fared dismally on most socio-economic indicators including education and health.
In a tweet, Owaisi&nbsp;wrote there is a 60% dropout rate among Muslims in Uttar Pradesh,&nbsp;2% of Muslims are graduates and 3% pass the 12th standard exam.The Hyderabad-based leader asked Yogi what did he do to control the dropout rate of Muslims?&nbsp;
Stating that only 10 Muslims were sanctioned houses under the aegis of the PM Awas Yojana in 2017-18, the AIMIM supremo&nbsp;contended that Adityanath was trying to seek validation&nbsp;of a certain community in the garb of playing politics on&nbsp;'Abba Jaan'. Owaisi, whose AIMIM&nbsp;is making assembly election&nbsp;debut in UP, wrote a&nbsp;total of 2277 posts of doctors are lying vacant in the state and if Yogi had done work, he would not have been compelled to shout 'Abba, Abba'".&nbsp;

Look at socio-economic indicators of UP Muslims: Owaisi retorts to Yogi's 'abba jaan' remark

Amid the battle for Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;election 2022, AIMIM&nbsp;chief Asadudin&nbsp;Owaisi&nbsp;has hit out at chief minister Yogi Adityanath&nbsp;over his 'abba&nbsp;jaan'&nbsp;remark. Here's what he said.

Owaisi, the Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MP, accused the BJP leader of lying and&nbsp;countered Yogi's 'appeasement' narrative while pointing out that Muslims in UP fared dismally on most socio-economic indicators including education and health.

Amid the battle for Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;election 2022, AIMIM&nbsp;chief Asadudin&nbsp;Owaisi&nbsp;has hit out at chief minister Yogi Adityanath&nbsp;over the saffron leader's contentious 'Abba Jaan'&nbsp;remark. Owaisi, the Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MP, accused the BJP leader of lying and&nbsp;countered Yogi's 'appeasement' narrative while pointing out that Muslims in UP fared dismally on most socio-economic indicators including education and health.
In a tweet, Owaisi&nbsp;wrote there is a 60% dropout rate among Muslims in Uttar Pradesh,&nbsp;2% of Muslims are graduates and 3% pass the 12th standard exam. The Hyderabad-based leader asked Yogi what did he do to control the dropout rate of Muslims?&nbsp;
Stating that only 10 Muslims were sanctioned houses under the PM Awas Yojana in 2017-18, the AIMIM supremo&nbsp;contended that Adityanath was trying to seek validation&nbsp;of a certain community in the garb of playing politics on&nbsp;'Abba Jaan'. Owaisi, whose AIMIM&nbsp;is making assembly election&nbsp;debut in UP, wrote a&nbsp;total of 2277 posts of doctors are lying vacant in the state and if Yogi had done work, he would not have been compelled to shout 'Abba, Abba'".&nbsp;

In an apparent reference to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's 'abba jaan' remarks, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said what kind of a Yogi propagates hate.
Taking to Twitter, Gandhi posted, "Jo nafrat kare, woh yogi kaisa!"In a Facebook post, Rahul also recalled the horrific Hathras incident which took place a year ago, in which four men are accused of raping and murdering a Dalit&nbsp;girl. The Congress leader said the the wait for justice continues.The Uttar Pradesh chief minister's office hit back at Gandhi, saying in a tweet, "If bulldozing the empire of criminals and miscreants is hate, then this hatred will continue unabated."Addressing a programme in Kushinagar on Sunday, Adityanath had alleged that people did not get rations before 2017 like they do now and back then only those&nbsp;people who say 'abba jaan' used to digest the rations. 

'Jo nafrat kare, woh yogi kaisa!' Rahul slams UP CM's 'abba jaan' remark 

'Jo nafrat kare, woh yogi kaisa!' Rahul slams UP CM's 'abba jaan' remark

In an apparent reference to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's 'abba jaan' remarks, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said what kind of a Yogi propagates hate.
Taking to Twitter, Gandhi posted, "Jo nafrat kare, woh yogi kaisa!" In a Facebook post, Rahul also recalled the horrific Hathras incident which took place a year ago, in which four men are accused of raping and murdering a Dalit&nbsp;girl. The Congress leader said the the wait for justice continues.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/people-who-say-abba-jaan-up-cm-adityanath-s-poll-roar-omar-hits-back-1631470546005">'People who say abba jaan...': UP CM Adityanath's poll roar, Omar hits back</a> The Uttar Pradesh chief minister's office hit back at Gandhi, saying in a tweet, "If bulldozing the empire of criminals and miscreants is hate, then this hatred will continue unabated." Addressing a programme in Kushinagar on Sunday, Adityanath had alleged that people did not get rations before 2017 like they do now and back then only those&nbsp;people who say 'abba jaan' used to digest the rations.

With 'abba jaan'&nbsp;remarks of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath&nbsp;stoking a row, JD(U) president Lalan Singh said on Tuesday that political parties should maintain restraint in their comments.Singh, a confidant of Bihar Chief Minister&nbsp;Nitish Kumar, no remarks should be made that harm the country.&nbsp;&nbsp;
In this context, he also took a swipe at JMM leader and Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren for his remarks allegedly aimed at Bhojpuri and Magahi-speaking people of the state.&nbsp;Addressing a programme in Kushinagar on Sunday, Adityanath had alleged that people did not get rations before 2017 like they do now. The CM had said back then people who say &lsquo;abba jaan&rsquo; used to digest the rations.

Yogi's 'Abba jaan' remark divides NDA: JD(U) says political parties must restrain

With 'abba jaan'&nbsp;remarks of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath&nbsp;stoking a row, JD(U) president Lalan Singh said on Tuesday that political parties should maintain restraint in their comments. Singh, a confidant of Bihar Chief Minister&nbsp;Nitish Kumar, no remarks should be made that harm the country.&nbsp;&nbsp;
In this context, he also took a swipe at JMM leader and Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren for his remarks allegedly aimed at Bhojpuri and Magahi-speaking people of the state.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/plea-filed-in-bihar-court-against-yogi-adityanath-s-abbajaan-remark-1631585720958">Plea filed in Bihar&nbsp;court against Yogi Adityanath's 'Abbajaan'&nbsp;remark</a> Addressing a programme in Kushinagar on Sunday, Adityanath had alleged that people did not get rations before 2017 like they do now. The CM had said back then people who say &lsquo;abba jaan&rsquo; used to digest the rations.

The outrage over UP CM Yogi Adityanath's controversial "Abba Jaan" remark has triggered a Twitter trend. #HamareAbbajaan has been trending on Twitter since Monday in response to apparent communal dogwhistling of the UP CM.
People cutting across communities have been sharing picture with their fathers in a massive&nbsp;pushback to the comment by the CM that was intended to be used as a slur.
A large number of people used #HamareAbbajaan to send a message of solidarity against the crass comment.
Yogi Adityanath on Sunday had said that prior to his government in the state, ration meant for the poor would be "digested" by those who said 'Abba Jaan'. The comment was widely seen as an insult to Muslims and led to widespread condemnation.
From former diplomats to journalists to activists to common people all have been sharing pictures of their dads with #HamareAbbajaan or just #Abbajaan.
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#HamareAbbajaan: Father of all pushbacks after Yogi's 'Abba Jaan' barb

#HamareAbbajaan trends in response to Yogi's 'Abba Jaan' comment

#HamareAbbajaan: Father of all pushbacks after Yogi's 'Abba Jaan' barb
#HamareAbbajaan&nbsp;trends in response to Yogi's 'Abba Jaan' comment
People share lovely&nbsp;pics of their fathers to counter hate politics&nbsp;&nbsp;

People cutting across communities have been sharing picture with their fathers in a massive&nbsp;pushback to the comment by the UP CM that was intended to be used as a slur.

The outrage over UP CM Yogi Adityanath's controversial "Abba Jaan" remark has triggered a Twitter trend. #HamareAbbajaan has been trending on Twitter since Monday in response to apparent communal dogwhistling of the UP CM.
People cutting across communities have been sharing picture with their fathers in a massive&nbsp;pushback to the comment by the CM that was intended to be used as a slur.
A large number of people used #HamareAbbajaan to send a message of solidarity against the crass comment.
Yogi Adityanath on Sunday had said that prior to his government in the state, ration meant for the poor would be "digested" by those who said 'Abba Jaan'. The comment was widely seen as an insult to Muslims and led to widespread condemnation.
From former diplomats to journalists to activists to common people all have been sharing pictures of their dads with #HamareAbbajaan or just #Abbajaan.

A petition was filed before a court in Bihar's Muzaffarpur on Monday against Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath over his controversial "Abba Jaan" remark made during a speech.
The petition was filed before the court of Chief Judicial Magistrate, Muzaffarpur, by Tamanna Hashmi, a local social activist who alleged that the Muslim community, to which he belongs, was insulted by the remarks of the BJP leader.
At an event in Kushinagar, Yogi Adityanath had said that it was only after his ascent to power in 2017 that the public distribution system became effective in Uttar Pradesh where ration meant for poor used to be eaten up by "those who say 'Abba Jaan'". It was seen as an attack on Muslims, who commonly used the term to address their fathers.
Tamanna Hashmi, a litigant who has filed petitions against many politicians in the past, has asked for a trial of Yogi Adityanath under IPC sections relating to hurt caused to religious sentiments.

Plea filed in Bihar court against Yogi Adityanath's 'Abbajaan' remark

Plea filed in Bihar&nbsp;court against Yogi' Adityanaths 'Abbajaan'&nbsp;remark, seeks trial of UP CM for insulting Muslims

Plea filed in Bihar court against Yogi's 'Abbajaan' remark

Plea filed in Bihar&nbsp;court against Yogi's 'Abba Jaan'&nbsp;remark
Yogi: earlier only those who say Abba Jaan&nbsp;used to get ration
Plea in court calls for Yogi's trial for insulting Muslims
Yogi Adityanath's crass comment has been widely criticised

Yogi Adityanath had said that it was only after his ascent to power in 2017 that the public distribution system became effective in UP where ration meant for poor used to be eaten up by "those who say 'Abba Jaan'"

A petition was filed before a court in Bihar's Muzaffarpur on Monday against Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath over his controversial "Abba Jaan" remark made during a speech.
The petition was filed before the court of Chief Judicial Magistrate, Muzaffarpur, by Tamanna Hashmi, a local social activist who alleged that the Muslim community, to which he belongs, was insulted by the remarks of the BJP leader.
At an event in Kushinagar, Yogi Adityanath had said that it was only after his ascent to power in 2017 that the public distribution system became effective in Uttar Pradesh where ration meant for poor used to be eaten up by "those who say 'Abba Jaan'". It was seen as an attack on Muslims, who commonly used the term to address their fathers.
Tamanna Hashmi, a litigant who has filed petitions against many politicians in the past, has asked for a trial of Yogi Adityanath under IPC sections relating to hurt caused to religious sentiments.

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