Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has once again taken a firm stand against namaz gatherings on roads and public spaces, stressing that public movement and law and order cannot be disrupted in the name of religious activity. During his remarks, the CM said that roads are meant for movement and warned that strict measures would be taken if rules are not followed. Yogi Adityanath also stated that those who wish to offer namaz can do so during designated breaks or shifts, underlining that public spaces cannot be occupied in a manner that creates inconvenience for others. His comments have sparked strong reactions across political circles and social media, with supporters backing the move as necessary for maintaining civic discipline, while critics have raised concerns over religious freedoms and selective enforcement. WATCH

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