Rained on both Congress and BJP
BI News, Lucknow: Congress and SP are contesting against each other in Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections. Amidst the sharp statements from both the sides, various speculations are being made on the prospects of INDIA alliance in the Lok Sabha elections. Meanwhile, Samajwadi Party National President Akhilesh Yadav, who reached Gorakhpur on Saturday, spoke about the INDIA alliance and the next Lok Sabha elections. He said that SP’s preparation is on 80 seats, although some seats can go to the alliance. Akhilesh was speaking at the Jannayak Karpoori Thakur Social Justice Maharally organized at Bhiti Rawat of Sahjanwan, Gorakhpur. On one hand, he was seen blaming Congress for not being able to form an alliance in Madhya Pradesh, while on the other hand, he also emphasized on the possibilities of alliance in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. However, by talking about preparation for 80 seats, it also set a kind of limit for future allies. The SP chief accused Congress of cheating in Madhya Pradesh but then turned his attacks towards BJP. He said that Backwards, Dalits and Minorities (PDA) are with India and this has created panic in the NDA.
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In CM Yogi’s home district, Akhilesh lashed out at BJP and Yogi government. He said that the BJP government does not want to give rights to backward people and Dalits. The government has neglected these sections. Yogi government’s bulldozer is running on this section. Akhilesh is promising a pension of Rs 3,000 every month to women as a counter to BJP’s Sakhi scheme in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections. He also announced this in Gorakhpur on Saturday. Akhilesh said that if Samajwadi Party government is formed, women will be given a pension of three thousand rupees. Akhilesh promised to build a stadium bigger than Lucknow in Gorakhpur area.
Attacking the Yogi government on the issue of half the population, the SP chief said that attacks on women have increased in the state. There have been cases of attacks on women in Banda, Bhadohi, Kanpur, Deoria and Gorakhpur. Making a series of allegations, Akhilesh said that not a single student was admitted in more than 10 thousand primary schools of the state. The BJP government derailed the Samajwadi Ambulance System. Criminals have become rampant in this government. The policy of zero tolerance has failed. BJP’s bulldozer is running on specific classes and castes only. In case of criminals who are associated with BJP, the key of the bulldozer goes missing.
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Recently, after the cabinet meeting, taking a jibe at Kangana Rawat for watching the film ‘Tejas’, Akhilesh said that the CM is watching a film which the public is not going to the cinema hall to watch. He accused farmers in UP of not getting compensation and the weight of fertilizer bags decreasing. Along with this, he cornered the government on the issue of teacher recruitment and Shikshamitras. Akhilesh said that teacher recruitment is not taking place in the state. Shikshamitra has been cheated. The government is discriminating in jobs. Referring to an incident in DDU recently, he taunted that the Vice Chancellor got beaten up in the CM’s city.
In SP’s mega rally, senior party leader Swami Prasad Maurya also took on the BJP government. Said that the total population of backward, Dalit and minorities in the society is 90 percent. That is why we have 90 out of 100 shares in the government. BJP is shying away from caste census. It is ending the reservation of backward people and Dalits. Giving a message to the barber community, he said that the history of this society has been glorious. Mahapadmananda ruled in Magadha. He belonged to the barber community. Now Bahujans are with us. The meeting was also addressed by former minister Ram Achal Rajbhar, MLA Sanjay Vidyarthi, National President of National Barber Mahasabha Azad Gandhi, State President Ram Bhawan Sharma.
