Lucknow: A massive performance of strength, the national president of the Samajwadi Party Akhilesh Yadav led the cycle throughout the state of Yatra in Lucknow to highlight ‘grow hatred among people’ against BJP in power and government failure in all fields.
Thousands of workers SP accompanied the head of the party in the cycle behind him on the Lucknow event.
Despite the Yatra cycle, organized with the level of tehsil across the state, marking the alert of the birth of the veteran socialist leader and established members of SP Janeshwar Mishra, a political observer saw it as a soft launch of the 2022 assembly campaign above.
The Yatra cycle came two weeks after Akhilesh started ‘Jamajwadi Rath’ to visit Unnao.
While Akhilesh led the Yatra cycle in Lucknow, his wife headed Jadav from the events in Kannauj where he had become a member of parliament.
SP leadership has determined the leaders of the senior party to lead the event in each of the 75 countries.
Before the pedal to cover the route of 6.5 kilometers to reach Park Janeshwar Misra – Named after one of the leaders of the Supreme Brahmana SP – Akhilesh considering the contribution of party veterans in advancing the idea of ​​socialism in politics.
The Yatra cycle concluded with Akhilesh to pay a flower wage to the statue of ‘Chote Lohia’ that Janeshwar lovingly called by fellow politicians associated with the JP movement.
The Yatra cycle coincides with the alert birth of Janeshwar Misra.
Overcoming a press conference, which he began with congratulations on the Indian Hockey squad which made the country proud of winning the bronze at the Tokyo Olympics that day, Akhilesh attacked BJP in power stating that not only party workers but ordinary people also joined the Yatra cycle for the Yatra cycle express their unhappiness with the government.
“Until now we saw 350 seats.
But seeing a growing disappointment against BJP, it seems that SP will win 400 seats,” he said.
Paying respect for those who died from Covid-19 infection, SP head trained his weapon in the BJP government because of his failure to help people fight infection.
The government failed to provide oxygen beds and hospitals for those in need, he said.
Attacking BJP to welcome Jitendra Singh Bablooo, a person who was accused of the case of Rita Bahuguna Joshi House, into the folds of the party, Akhilesh questioned the zero-tolerance approach from the party towards crime and criminals.
“Jo Party’s Kean this apradhion se door rahenge, Chunao Aate Aate Aate Apradhiyon to Kitne Karunch Pahunh Gaye (a party that always talks about keeping the distance from criminals, more comfortably with them when the election is approaching),” he said.
In a clear reference for the Minister of Home Union Amit Shah from the Yogi Adityanath government at a recent incident in Mirzapur, Akhilesh said when senior leaders registered the government’s achievements of the top, no one was talking about how the highest in terms of having the highest number of children Children who are malnourished, the number of bodies found floating in Ganga during a pandemic, black marketing drugs saved life, death of Covid-19 patients due to lack of medical attention, increasing crime against women, fake meetings and death in police custody.
The Yatra cycle that began with the Headquarters of the Jamajwadi Party, took the route Junction of Marg Kalidas to reach the Powerline 1090 intersection, Jai Prakash Narain International Center (JPIC) and the Sheroes Café to reach Park Janeshwar Misra.
Accompanied by Abhishek Sharma cyclists and other party leaders with cycles, Akhilesh Yadav was welcomed by party workers who play drums and dhol in different locations along the route.
Some party workers who reached Leanow from other districts brought their cycles in mini trucks to reach state capital to participate in the event.
Still was not revealed that the Pandemic Protocol was thrown into the wind when the party worker rushed to take part in the Yatra cycle hitting social distance for six.
Yatra concluded with SP head paying a flower tribute to the statue of Janeshwar Misra to mark her birthday.