
On May 11, Kejriwal said that if the BJP wins the Lok Sabha election, Yogi Adityanath will no longer remain the Uttar Pradesh CM.Yogi Adityanath, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister and one of BJP's many star campaigners, on Thursday said that he would not think twice before quitting power for the sake of party ideology and commitment. Adityanath's strongly worded rejoinder came in response to Kejriwal's claims that the former would be removed as the Uttar Pradesh CM within 2 months if PM Narendra Modi wins a third term.
Calling himself a "yogi" without any "personal ambitions", the no-nonsense Uttar Pradesh CM took a dig at Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal and said at a rally in Hamirpur-Mahoba that the latter has lost it ever since he has been released from jail. "Since Kejriwal's release from jail, he has lost his mind. My commitment to Sanatana and Hindu religion is unflinching and I could relinquish power for its sake, even after 100 lifetimes," Adityanath said at the rally.