Acharya Pramod Krishnam Criticizes Opposition, Calls for Dress Code Support in Universities

Ghaziabad, May 22: Acharya Pramod Krishnam, the head of Kalki Dham, launched a scathing attack on the opposition during an event in Ghaziabad. He expressed his support for a university dress code while criticizing the political tactics of parties like the Samajwadi Party and Congress.

In a media interaction, Acharya Pramod suggested that the Samajwadi Party should rename itself the “Namazwadi Party.” He accused the party of igniting caste-based conflicts in Uttar Pradesh whenever it came to power and attacking Sanatan culture.

He remarked that leaders of the Samajwadi Party are rattled by the recent defeat of Mamata Banerjee’s government in Bengal and the rise of the BJP there. He claimed they are haunted by visions of PM Modi and CM Yogi Adityanath. He emphasized the importance of welcoming a dress code for students in universities, stating that a specific attire symbolizes the pride of an institution. He believes that no individual in Uttar Pradesh can claim to be treated unjustly, although he noted that Samajwadi leaders feel deprived of their opportunities for exploitation.

Acharya Pramod criticized the Samajwadi Party for making derogatory comments about PM Modi and CM Yogi, labeling such behavior as a form of “gundaism” disguised as secularism. He asserted that the people of the country will never accept this.

He also responded to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s call for a long life, suggesting that it would only prolong the party’s decline. He stated that Rahul Gandhi alone is responsible for Congress’s downfall and that the party does not need anyone else to face the consequences of its actions.

In response to Rahul Gandhi’s comments regarding PM Modi gifting a trophy to Italian Prime Minister Meloni, Acharya Pramod sharply reacted, urging PM Modi to gift a packet of Meloni trophies to Rahul Gandhi.

Regarding the emergence of the “Cockroach Public Party” on social media, BJP MP Nishikant Dubey claimed it was a conspiracy by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) with external funding. Acharya Pramod responded that India is a nation of emotions, and the public will not tolerate any attempts to divide the country. He expressed confidence in the wisdom of the Indian populace.

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