Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath during the foundation stone laying and inauguration ceremony of various public welfare projects, in Balrampur

LUCKNOW: Issuing a stern warning to those trying to disrupt peace during the festive season, CM Yogi Adityanath on Sunday said people creating anarchy in the name of Ghazwa-e-Hind will get a ticket to hell.“Ghazwa-e-Hind will not happen on the soil of Hindustan. Even imagining ‘Ghazwa-e-Hind’ or dreaming of it will create a path for a ticket to hell. If someone wants to go to hell, let them try to create anarchy in the name of Ghazwa-e-Hind,” the CM said.Unveiling projects worth Rs 825 crore, Yogi said that the divine soil of the country cannot be used to create chaos, and those dreaming about such a scenario would have to pay a hefty price. “The great souls who sacrificed their lives for the country would not tolerate anarchy. Notorious elements will meet the same fate as that of Chhangur Baba,” he said.CM Yogi: Double-engine govt has zero-tolerance policy for traitorsLaaton ke bhoot baaton se nahin maante. They feel the system would bow down before them, but I assure you all that the double-engine govt has a zero-tolerance policy for traitors and anti-national elements,” he said. He added that some people were instigating youths to hold ‘I love Mohammad’ posters at the age of holding pens and textbooks. Homework is underway to take action against such elements,” he added.“The system under the BJP govt has always been prepared to teach a befitting lesson to trouble-mongers, as has been the case in Bareilly,” he said.Urging the security committee in villages to intensify patrolling, Yogi said that nobody should be allowed to harass young girls, threaten traders, or disrupt festivals.“You must inform the local police and administration quietly in case you come across love jihad, religious conversions, anti-national acts, cow slaughter, or smuggling. We will take care of therest,” he said.“A medical college named after Atal Bihari Vajpayee, who was elected MP from Balrampur, is also going to be set up along with the Tharu museum,” he said.Pointing out the improved infrastructure and core network across the state, Yogi said that it takes just three hours to reach Balrampur and two hours to reach Ayodhya, while reaching Gorakhpur from Lucknow is possible in less than three hours with the help of expressways.“Medical colleges are also being established in Gondaand Bahraich to cater to the local population of the Tarai belt. Public representatives and senior govt officials were present during the event,” he said.Yogi announced that a sports college would soon be set up in Devipatan division. The CM also inspected the Maa Pateshwari University in Tulsipur and said that it would help the youth in the region to chase their goals and achieve better education.The CM handed over the benefits of social schemes to beneficiaries during the event.