Barabanki, September 13 (Daily Kiran) : Political activity is ramping up in Uttar Pradesh as the state gears up for the assembly elections. Minister Sanjay Nishad recently addressed the ongoing tensions between the Samajwadi Party (SP) and the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), emphasizing the National Democratic Alliance’s (NDA) commitment to serving all communities.
In response to allegations made by SP MP Dimple Yadav against BSP leader Mayawati, Nishad asserted that the NDA stands firmly with every caste and religion, promoting unity rather than division. He accused the opposition of attempting to sow discord among various communities, asserting that politics should not be based on caste divisions.
When questioned about corruption allegations raised by Akhilesh Yadav, Nishad defended the NDA’s integrity, highlighting the government’s zero-tolerance policy towards corruption and its dedication to the public.
Discussing India’s role on the global stage, especially in light of the recent BRICS summit, Nishad praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his vision of India as a world leader, stating that Modi prioritizes the welfare of the global community.
Addressing the recent Gonda murder case, he clarified the distinction between being accused and being guilty. He commended the Chief Minister‘s swift action in apprehending the suspects and promised further arrests of others involved in the case. Nishad criticized those who politicize such tragedies, labeling them as the true culprits.
Nishad expressed his unwavering belief that public interest should come first, with political parties and power secondary. He emphasized that the BJP, along with other political entities, must prioritize the rights and dignity of the marginalized and oppressed. He stated that true leadership is demonstrated by those who remain committed to the people, especially during crises, and that the electorate has recognized the difference between genuine dedication and mere political posturing.
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