Kanpur: The Samajwadi Party (SP) National President Akhilesh Yadav on Thursday declared the belief that his party could win 400 assembly seats in the upcoming 2022 state assemblies.
“Going by hatred of the BJP government, the risen people can make our party win 400 seats in the upcoming 2022 polls,” he said while discussing reporters at the house of the circuit in Kanpur Dayat.
Because it was informed of the inauguration of the International Airport in Kushinagar Regency scheduled by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 20, Akhilesh claimed “the airport was built by the SP government and now BJP tries to take credit for it”.
“The airport they will inequally be built by the Samajwadi Party.
You all understand, they only know how to change the color and change someone’s name with them.
This is a new culture in BJP politics,” Akhilesh said.
Akhilesh also holds BJP responsible for what he calls a crisis of power going on in the state.
“I will only know today that BJP will make expensive electricity,” he said and added, “there is anarchy because of the ‘Thicko’ policy of the state BJP government.
Bullets are fired throughout the state,” said Akhilesh.
On the question of the Alliance with Uncle Shivpal Yadav, he said, “We will give a full award to all.
In the upcoming assembly elections, we will fight with alliances with small parties and the final decision to forging alliances with them will be taken by the side.
My party is to remove the BJP government.
However, the Samajwadi Party this time will not establish any national party alliances, because experiences with such parties are not too good.
“Akhilesh said that Mandis was largely built in all districts under the SP government But BJP cannot start today.
“BJP even betrayed Ganga Maiya,” he added, “the government the Samajwadi will save and provide full respect for Gaus’s eyes (beef).” He added, the laptop provided by the SP government was still running today.
SP will also work on plans to reduce the price of Mustard oil.
After finishing Samajwadi Vijay Yatra starting from Jajmau Bridge in Kanpur, he traveled around the Bundelkhand district including Hamirpur, Mahaba, Master, and Kanpur, and went to Lucknow on Thursday morning from a party worker who met.