Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has urged for the expulsion of Samajwadi Party MLA Abu Azmi for his controversial remarks lauding Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. Azmi, who faced backlash and was suspended from the Maharashtra Assembly, later expressed regret for his comments but maintained the historical accuracy of his statements. Adityanath’s call for Azmi’s removal comes amidst escalating tensions and debates over historical figures in India. The incident has sparked discussions on the political implications of glorifying controversial historical figures and the need for sensitivity in public discourse. Azmi’s apology has not quelled the controversy, with many calling for further action to be taken against him. The clash between political ideologies and historical interpretations remains a contentious issue in Indian politics, with leaders like Adityanath taking a firm stance on maintaining a certain narrative. The ongoing debate highlights the complexities of navigating historical narratives in contemporary India and the challenges of reconciling differing perspectives on figures like Aurangzeb. As the discourse continues, it raises questions about the role of historical figures in shaping modern politics and society in the country.