Lucknow: On the Bundelkhand quail wind selection tour, the head of the Jamajwadi Party Akhilesh Yadav on Monday attacked the powerful BJP because it promised a defense corridor where the missile would be made, but the project had not seen the light of the day.
“The government has announced that the defense corridor will appear that will change the face and fate of Bundelkhand …
they say missiles will be made here …
Are there people here who see the defense corridor anywhere,” he said when the crowd responded with Unison ‘ no’.
During the Akhilesh tour discussed two public meetings in Hamirpur and each in Jhansi and Maha.
The future of the minister, in every speech, given how the powerful BJP has taken the Bundelkhand people to rise with their announcements about the development of the Bundelkhand region.
“They said the Defense Corridor was formed.
They held a summit in Lucknow and claimed to have attracted an investment worth RS 5 Lakh Crore, it was confirmed by various companies that lead to work and employment opportunities to unemployed and poor.
Where does Rs 5 Lakh Crore?” He asked.
He then shifted his focus on the promise of CM to connect Jhansi and regions side by side with the toll road.
“What happened to the announcement made?” He asked.
Head of SP said according to his party’s estimate, around 11 lakh lakh was present in the government sector in the state at this time but the BJP in power did not fill in these vacancies.
“We assure you that the Government of Alliance SP is formed, we will fill this government post in a timely manner,” he announced when the crowd cheered.
Akhilesh attacked the government for hoarding in Delhi and Mumbai announced that the government above had provided work to the unemployed Lakh.
“Such hoarding can only be seen in Delhi and Mumbai.
The government does not install such stockpiling in Jhansi because people know the truth,” Akhilesh said.
Underpointing the importance of the agricultural sector in India, former cm said that farmers who dismissed the economy during a pandemic when large corporate houses were closed.
“Indian farmers do not live at home but continue to work in the fields when the whole world has locked himself in their homes.
That is what makes the Indian economy continue to run,” he said, adding that even though farmers played an important role in a very large crisis, the government targeted the government The community does not remember the agricultural law and provide fertilizer and seeds at a higher level than usual.