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Was told I will be CM only a day before swearing-in:Adityanath

Published On : 29 Mar 2017


Lucknow, (PTI) Yogi Aditynath today said he was informed by BJP chief Amit Shah only a day before the swearing-in ceremony that he will be the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister.

 

"Amit Shah told me that tomorrow is the oath-taking ceremony. But, I had only two robes.

"If I had said no, then it would mean that I am looking for an escape route. I then went to Lucknow to attend the meeting of the BJP legislature party," Adityanath said.

He was addressing a gathering on the inaugural day of the three-day UP Yoga Mahotsava here.

Adityanath, a five-time MP and head priest of Gorakhnath Mutt, said he was a "fakir" (hermit) who lived on alms, but the people of the state had given him the whole state.

Referring to demonetisation, the Chief Minister said his government will not hestitate to take any major decision for the benefit of the peole of the state.

"If needed, we will not hesitate in taking any big decision for the benefit of the 22 crore people of the state," the UP Chief Minister said, and hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "bold" decision to demonitise high denomination currency notes.







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