New Delhi: Chairman of the Ministry of Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath fired fresh Salvo on the opposition on Saturday, said that while BJP leaders were busy serving the people during the Covid-19 pandemic, they were from house isolation.
Speaking at an event at Etawah, the ministerial head said that opposition leaders must remain at home even during elections as they did when the country was beaten by the Covid crisis.
“I came here twice during Covid time to review the situation.
Our MP and the second MLA we serve people from this district with health workers, district administration and Korona soldiers during that period.
But people from other parties are in isolation home.
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at home when you are in a crisis.
Then they have to stay in their home even during the election period, “he said.
Adityananath added that they could not stand the people during the crisis period had to get appropriate replies during the election.
The election in political crucial conditions will mature early next year.
In their excavations which seem to be active only on Twitter during a pandemic, Yogi said such leaders must be told that “Twitter will get their voice too.” The minister’s chairman handled the meeting after placing stone foundations several development projects including the inauguration of district prisons.
In the 2017 election, BJP has won with a large margin of 312 seats and secures 39.67 percent of the election in selection for assembly of 403-member.
Samajwadi Party (SP) has bagged 47 seats, BSP has won 19 while the Congress has pocketed seven seats in the last poll in the state.
(With input from the agency)