Lucknow. Accusing the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of corruption, Samajwadi Party (SP) president Akhilesh Yadav on Thursday asked the party workers to go in public and tell him the truth. In his address at the conclusion of the two-day Samajwadi training camp organized in Banda under the Lok Jagran Abhiyan, Yadav said, “There is corruption in every scheme of the BJP government. If we socialists do not wake up the people, then the BJP will take the people into darkness. It is the responsibility of the socialists to reach among the public and tell them the truth.” Akhilesh Yadav, while targeting the BJP, said, “The party with which the Samajwadi Party is competing, they lie even after swearing by God.”
Bundelkhand Expressway caved in, the government did not conduct an inquiry
Former Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh said that inequality is increasing in the country along with inflation, corruption, injustice and crime, conspiracies are being made to divide the society. He said that the Samajwadi Party is fighting against the ‘conspiratorial policies and false propaganda’ of the BJP. Yadav said that the BJP government has no answer on inflation, unemployment, corruption. He said that corruption has taken place on a large scale in Bundelkhand and it has been seen by all. The Bundelkhand Expressway collapsed after the Prime Minister inaugurated it, but the BJP government did not investigate this corruption.
‘India’ and PDA together will win all 80 seats
Akhilesh Yadav said, “The Prime Minister talked about making missiles in Bundelkhand, ask the BJP people where is this missile?” Where are crores of rupees going. Gram Pradhans are being killed. SP will fight and defeat BJP by formulating a strategy. He said that today unemployment, inflation, corruption, injustice and crime are at its peak, but the BJP government is not accepting the problem which is the reason for its downfall. will cause. The opposition alliance ‘India’ and Backwards, Dalits and Minorities (PDA) together are going to win all the 80 seats in the state.