The change of government in Bihar has filled the Samajwadi Party (SP) with ‘optimism’ in Uttar Pradesh. SP President Akhilesh Yadav Sees the breakup of the BJP-JD(U) as a “good start” for Indian politics.
“This is the beginning of the end. It signifies ‘BJP satta choho’ on the lines of ‘Angrejo Bharat chodo’ slogan coined during the freedom movement.
Speaking to reporters in Kannauj, Akhilesh said: “People from our community are no longer getting postings in institutions and all BJP supporters are being appointed to prominent positions in universities and educational institutions.”
He further warned, “If they become more powerful, then your right to vote may also be taken away. People should not take such possibilities lightly as it is exactly the case in many neighboring countries of India. Had been.
Akhilesh also targeted the ruling BJP for selling public enterprises to corporates. He said the way the saffron party was selling at government establishments like railways, airports and airlines, a time would come when people would be treated like slaves.
“If they (BJP) remain in control, we will all become slaves,” Akhilesh said.
He further said, “The government will not buy your wheat in the coming days, private people will buy your wheat.”
The SP president further said that the BJP government is not the government of the poor and farmers.
“This is a government of industrialists. Inflation has increased since BJP came to power. From diesel-petrol to gas cylinders, milk, curd – everything has become expensive. Farmers are suffering losses in agriculture. Farmers are not even getting the cost price for their crops. Not only this, the BJP government has cheated the youth by bringing the Agniveer scheme in the army.
He said, “In the coming times, this government will bring a similar scheme in the recruitment of police and PAC. This government has also done government jobs on contract. Youth are not getting employment. A large number of youth are unemployed. BJP government is working only for the welfare of industrialists.
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