Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath issues a stern warning regarding where people should perform namaz. According to reports from India Today and Hindustan Times, he says residents should offer prayers in shifts rather than on public roads. Adityanath’s statement emphasizes that authorities will not allow anyone to “spread chaos” or cause disruption on roads. He frames the issue as one of maintaining public order and minimizing inconvenience to others, while also indicating that if people have concerns or proceed “with love” and without creating disorder, the situation can be handled differently. Both outlets report that he signals that the government will adopt an alternative approach if prayers are carried out in a way that leads to disruption. The comments are presented as part of the state government’s broader stance on street-related activities and traffic or public movement, with the CM urging a more regulated method for congregational practice.