Samajwadi Party (SP) Chief Akhilesh Yadav criticized the BJP over unfulfilled promises in the state budget. He pointed out that the BJP had pledged in their manifesto to provide free electricity to farmers for irrigation and to allocate Rs 25,000 crore for the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel agro-infrastructure mission. Additionally, they had promised Rs 1,000 crore for the Bhamashah Scheme, which was supposed to guarantee Minimum Support Price (MSP) for crops like tomatoes, potatoes, and other vegetables. Yadav highlighted that these promises, made over nine state budgets, remain unfulfilled. Watch video
20 February,2025 05:15 PM ISTIn the Uttar Pradesh Assembly, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath explained that every big task goes through three stages: first, mockery, then opposition, and finally, acceptance. He used the example of the SP leader, Akhilesh Yadav, to illustrate this point. Yogi pointed out that Akhilesh had opposed the Maha Kumbh event from the very beginning. However, despite his earlier opposition, Akhilesh quietly went to the Kumbh and took a holy dip. Yogi emphasized that this act of participation showed how Akhilesh, who once opposed the event, had eventually accepted it, highlighting the natural process of change from resistance to acceptance in important matters.
19 February,2025 03:42 PM ISTSamajwadi Party Chief Akhilesh Yadav called the Maha Kumbh stampede tragic and criticized the government for poor arrangements despite the big publicity. He said the list of people who died or went missing should be released. Akhilesh pointed out that the government invited people, which was an unusual move because devotees typically come on their own. He claimed those who were not invited, but came with faith, became the victims. He also blamed both the Delhi and UP governments for the incident, saying BJP cannot escape responsibility. Akhilesh added that he would not visit the victims, as the BJP would accuse him of politicizing the tragedy.
30 January,2025 03:45 PM ISTAs soon the news of the demise of former PM Manmohan Singh spread in the political circles, tributes started pouring in for the former PM and visionary. From Lalu Yadav calling him an honest leader to Hamid Ansari highlighting his constructive suggestions, and Asaduddin Owaisi acknowledging his efforts for marginalized communities—leaders across India shared their respects. Take a look as the nation grieves Singh's death remembering his economic reforms, simplicity, and profound impact on the nation.
27 December,2024 01:58 PM ISTOn December 2, Samajwadi Party (SP) Chief and MP Akhilesh Yadav accused the BJP of being responsible for the violence in Sambhal. Speaking in the Lok Sabha, Yadav described the incident as a "well-planned conspiracy" aimed at disrupting the communal harmony in the region. He emphasized that the BJP and its allies are intentionally attempting to undermine the country's unity by promoting divisive rhetoric, referring to their statements about "digging all over the country." Yadav expressed concern that such actions would threaten the brotherhood that has long existed among the people, particularly in Sambhal, and warned that the BJP's divisive politics could have disastrous consequences for national unity.
03 December,2024 03:10 PM ISTOn Constitution Day, Samajwadi Party MP Akhilesh Yadav criticized the government over the Sambhal stone-pelting incident, where lives were lost. He questioned how the Constitution could be celebrated when people were suffering. He pointed out that false cases were being filed against local politicians and their families. Akhilesh questioned why a survey, which had already been conducted, was repeated and suggested it could have been done after discussions. He asked if any action had been taken against those who provoked people during the survey, especially if BJP workers were involved. Akhilesh also mentioned that opposition leaders and MPs were being prevented from visiting Sambhal to assess the situation.
26 November,2024 04:56 PM ISTThe situation in Sambhal has returned to normal after a clash on November 24, as confirmed by DIG Muniraj Ji. Shops are open, and people are going about their daily activities without any disruptions. The District Magistrate will soon update the media about the reopening of schools. The police have also identified those responsible for the violence. The clash occurred when an ASI team visited the Shahi Masjid, a Mughal-era mosque, after claims by the Hindu side that it was built on a temple site. Police used tear gas and appealed to stone pelters to control the situation. Four people died, and many others were injured. Security remains tight near the mosque to prevent further violence.
26 November,2024 03:46 PM ISTAfter the Sambhal violence that resulted in deaths, Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav commented on November 25, dragging the recently released film The Sabarmati Report into the controversy. He claimed that the government created the violence to distract from their mistakes and election manipulation. Yadav suggested that some people, after watching the movie, were inspired to become influential leaders, which he believes may have triggered the violence. He mentioned that opposition MPs wanted to bring up the issue in Parliament, but they will do so when they get the chance. Additionally, he said a delegation from his party would visit Sambhal to meet the victims and raise the matter further. Watch video for more.
25 November,2024 05:50 PM ISTAIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi criticized the recent Bahraich encounter, saying it reflects Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's 'Thok Do' policy. He argued that this approach is against the Constitution and should not replace the rule of law. Owaisi stated that Uttar Pradesh should be governed by legal principles, not violence. He questioned the police's actions, suggesting they should have arrested the suspects instead of resorting to shooting. He mocked the situation, comparing it to a Netflix movie and suggested that the police could excel in the Olympics for their shooting skills. Owaisi emphasized that if there is evidence against someone, they should be taken to court for justice, rather than being judged and punished without due process. He also expressed concern over growing hatred against a particular community, calling for a more lawful and just approach.
19 October,2024 12:02 PM ISTSamajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav criticized Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's use of bulldozers for demolishing properties, questioning the legality and intentions behind these actions. Yadav challenged the Chief Minister to provide official approval for the demolition of his residence and demanded transparency about its authorization. He accused the government of using bulldozers to target individuals out of revenge and to assert dominance. In response to the Supreme Court's recent ruling against such demolitions, Yadav called for an official apology from the government for its past actions. Emphasizing that a bulldozer operates through steering rather than intellect, Yadav asserted that the people of Uttar Pradesh have the power to change the direction of leadership, implying that they can correct the current administration's approach through democratic means.
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