No force in world can break my relationship with Adityanath: Deputy CM Maurya
The Hindu
Those raising questions over their relationship are ‘nadaan log’ or innocent people, he says
Amid a popular perception of differences between them over the question of leadership ahead of 2022 Assembly polls, Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya has said that his relationship with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is “so strong” that “no force in the world can break it”.
Those raising questions over their relationship were “nadaan log” or innocent people, Mr. Maurya said in response to a question at a two-day conclave on the State election hosted by Doordarshan on Friday.
Ever since the BJP came to power, with Mr. Adityanath nominated for the Chief Minister’s post by the central leadership, there has been a constant discussion on the uneasy relationship Mr. Maurya shared with him. On various platforms, the opposition parties, especially the Samajwadi Party (SP), have tried to project that Mr. Maurya was insulted and sidelined by a Adityanath-led government.
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