Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav
He said the BJP had taken control of constitutional institutions and the 2027 UP polls were a fight to save the democracy.
People have deserted the BJP, he said . The SP chief attacked the BJP over claims of large-scale investments and said that the BJP govt had destroyed the MSME sector. All the hype about investments was a ploy to benefit party’s own blue-eyed industrialists, he said. Now govt will buy what his company will make,” Akhilesh said that this was all that has come as investment. It was during the Samajwadi Party govt that a company was set up to make mobile phones,” he said. “These elections are the last chance for the people to save the constitutional set-up and the constitution as well,” Akhilesh said calling upon the party functionaries and the cadres to make sure that the party’s both level committees were strengthened at the grassroots level.
“At the BJP’s backward class conference ( Pichhda Varg Sammelan ) in Bareilly, the BJP MPs and local leaders waited for hours for the people to arrive and participate in event. Even the treasure of corruption brought from Maharashtra did not work. “They gave land to an industrialist who got loans from banks to set-up an automobile unit. The industrialist did not invest any thing at all. “All the talk about mobile phone manufacturing in UP is also a farce. Components come from China, Taiwan and Korea and are assembled in UP.
Lucknow: Posting a viral video of empty chairs at BJP ’s backward class conference in Bareilly, Samajwadi Party national president Akhilesh Yadav on Friday said the thin attendance at the event shows that people have rejected BJP’s ‘sinful’ money stolen from temples. The people of Uttar Pradesh do not want to accept ‘BJP’s money of sin’ stolen from the temple,” Akhilesh said in a statement issued on Friday evening. People have started seeing through the BJP’s false promises and are no longer willing to walk into their trap, Akhilesh said referring to the video while addressing party workers at SP headquarters on Friday.