Gorakhpur: Chairman of the Minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath at the Dalit household here on Friday and said during the government of the Jamajwadi Party was “social exploitation” and not “social justice”, while the BJP government worked for the development of every part of society without discrimination.
Adityanath’s visit to the Dalit family at Gorakhpur came a little before Swami Prasad Maurya, Dara Singh Chauhan and Dharam Singh Saini, who resigned by the government accused him of being anti-dalit, gathering in the South Party’s office in Lucknow to take his membership in run-up for assembly polls Starting February 10 10.
Some BJP legislators and APNA have also stopped from their respective parties to join SP.
After eating at Amritlal Bharti’s house on the occasion of Sankranti’s Makar, Aditityanh told reporters, “Only 18,000 houses were given to the people under PM Watch out in the full five-year period of the Government Akhilesh Yadav above, while the BJP government currently has 55 Lakh’s house for the poor and lack of schema.
“” It’s’ Shoshan ‘Samjik’ (social exploitation) and not ‘Samjik Nyay’ (Social Justice) during the SP ruler above, “he said, taking friction on his predecessor and SP Head Akhilesh Yadav.
He said 2.61 crore households got toilets and 1.36 families Crore benefited from Ujwala Yojana under the government of “multiple machines”, referring to the BJP government in the center and in the state.
“Those who in the political grip of the dynasty cannot provide justice for every part of society,” he added.
“The SP government has carried out dakoitas in the rights of Dalit and the poor,” he said.
Akhilesh Yadav is the chairman of the minister of Uttar Pradesh from 2012 to 2017.
Maurya, Chauhan and Saii and almost all MLA rebels have quoted the state government not to take care of the welfare of Dalit and the upside classes as the main reason for leaving Safron camp.
The assembly poll in Uttar Pradesh will be held in seven phases from February 10 and the results will be announced on March 10.