LUCKNOW – Samajwadi Party National President and former Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has declared that removing the BJP from power is essential to establish social justice and eradicate injustice in Uttar Pradesh. Speaking at the party’s state headquarters in Lucknow, Yadav accused the BJP government of misusing power, filing false cases against innocent people, and undermining the constitution.
Yadav addressed party leaders and workers from various districts, alleging that the BJP government has brought “trouble and ruin” to the people. He questioned the outcomes of demonetization and criticized the lack of development in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s constituency of Varanasi, citing the devastating floods in the area.
Allegations of Misgovernance and Economic Failure
“The BJP is a ‘use-and-throw’ party,” Yadav said, “It uses people and then ruins them.” He claimed that the BJP’s policies have made business difficult for traders, citing the complex GST process. He also criticized the government for failing to address unemployment and inflation, stating that the BJP’s agenda does not include providing jobs and that outsourcing is not a permanent solution to unemployment.
Yadav also accused the BJP government of ruining the state’s education and healthcare systems, claiming that hospitals lack medicines and treatment, and ambulance services are non-functional. He further alleged that the BJP government has not increased electricity production in its nine years in power and has lost the trust of the public.
SP Vows to Bring Justice and Development
Yadav asserted that the public has faith in the Samajwadi Party’s policies and programs, highlighting the development work done during his tenure as Chief Minister. “The public is looking at the Samajwadi Party with hope,” he said. He promised that a Samajwadi Party government would establish social justice, ensure that every section of society receives justice and respect, and bring prosperity to the state. “No one will be able to save the BJP government in 2027,” he concluded.
The event was attended by prominent party leaders, including Leader of the Opposition Mata Prasad Pandey, National Secretary Rajendra Chaudhary, State President Shyam Lal Pal, and several former ministers and MLAs.
