Ballia: MP Party Aam Aadmi and responsible at Uttar Pradesh Sanjay Singh accused BJP betraying classes of retreat in the state and claiming that there was a lot of anger among the people because of the “cruelty” of the Yogi Adityanath minister.
Overcoming the rally the back of the community held by his party in the Nagra area in the district on Monday night, Rajya Sabha MP gave a call to choose BJP from power, said the country would be carried out in accordance with the constitution.
“Not by dictatorship”.
Singh took a portrait in Aditityanath, allegating that the minister’s chairmen threatened to confiscate property every day.
He referred to a tweet from the ministerial head last week.
“No one can enjoy the wrong activities at this time.
Those who want to get their property seized must enjoy the wrong activities,” Adityanath said in Hindi on Twitter.
Singh, Monday, said people faced big problems due to price increases and struggling to meet family costs.
In such situations, foreclosures can occur only if there is something left, he said.
“Because the cruelty of the main Minister of Yogi Adararangath there is a lot of anger among the most retarded classes,” said the AAP leader.
“BJP forms the government to lure classes to the back.
But now, continue to grab their rights,” he accused and asked the community to unite and throw away the Safron Party from power.
AAP Rajya Sabha MP accused that the Adityanath government had “insulted” the constitution by “rejecting” reservations for backward classes in recruitment of 69,000 teachers at Uttar Pradesh.
He also slammed the Government of Narendra Modi for notifying Rajya Sabha that there was no death due to lack of oxygen specifically reported by the state and UTS during the second Covid-19 wave.
During the second wave of Covid-19, people were dying due to lack of oxygen and the body rot on the river but the center said that no one had died of lack of oxygen, Singh claimed.
He also accused the misuse of funds in the purchase of land for RAM temple in Ayodha, said the land in another corner of the world would not be as expected as purchased for the construction of the RAM temple.