Kanpur: The leader of the Senior Congress and former Union Minister Salman Khurshid has slammed the Yogi government on the new population control bill saying “before making the Law Government must say how many legitimate and invalid children possessed by ministers”.
A video intended from his statement will be viral on social media, where senior politicians can be heard asking government ministers to “first reveal about their legitimate and unauthorized children”.
However, the truth of this video has not been established.
In the intended video, Khurshid said that before the population control law, the government had to tell how many children owned by the ministers.
“First, they have to declare how many of their children are legitimate and how many are invalid.
I will also declare how much I have and then must be discussed.” In that video, he also said as far as the treatment of the Coronavirus was concerned, he had heard About black mushrooms, but the government plays black jokes with the public.
Taking Jibe in India-Pakistani relations, he said that the relationship with Pakistan was only good when “Modi Ji went to Pakistan”.
“What he said in his ears (then Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif) with a hug and what he said in Modi Ji’s ears.
This must also be expressed by Modi Ji,” added the former Union Minister.
The source had told the Toi that the video was shot when he spoke with reporters during his visit to his place of origin at Farrukhabad a few days ago.
Minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adyityanath on Sunday launched a new population policy of 2021-30, on the occasion of the world population day.
The State Law Commission has also prepared a population design of the Bill-2021 Uttar Pradesh (control, stabilization and welfare), where the community can provide advice until July 19.
According to the proposal, parents who only limit two people two children and in government services and undergo voluntary sterilization will be given facilities such as two additional increases, promotions, liberation in the government housing scheme, increasing the contribution of employers in PF.
There are also provisions to provide exceptions in water, electricity, home tax, home loans, and other facilities for couples with two children who are not in government work.