NDA Leaders Assert Yogi Governments Return in Uttar Pradesh

Patna, November 15 (Daily Kiran) : Bihar Minister Ram Kripal Yadav recently targeted the opposition at the Hyderabad Summit, responding to chants of “Vote Thief, Leave the Throne.” He emphasized that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, the central government has transformed the nation’s image and destiny over the past few years. This progress has been marked by the establishment of new milestones in development while maintaining peace and harmony across the country.

Commenting on remarks made by AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi regarding Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, Yadav described Owaisi as a negotiator who may be attempting to broker an alliance with the Samajwadi Party, though without success. He characterized the situation as a matter between the two parties. Yadav expressed confidence that even if all opposition parties unite, it would not change the outcome, asserting that Yogi Adityanath will once again lead the government in Uttar Pradesh. He noted that the Yogi administration has significantly transformed the state.

Yadav accused certain forces, both domestic and international, of attempting to disrupt brotherhood and weaken the country. He condemned the offensive slogans being raised by these groups.

In response to Congress’s demand for 181 seats in the upcoming 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections, Yadav remarked that both the Samajwadi Party and Congress are power-hungry. He asserted that the people of Uttar Pradesh are unlikely to grant them power, accusing Congress of relying on other parties rather than its own strength for political leverage. This strategy, he claimed, is evident in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and other states.

Meanwhile, JD(U) National General Secretary Shyam Rajak addressed objections raised against Chhath songs, stating that such complaints should be disregarded. He noted that many people celebrate this festival with deep devotion and faith, highlighting that Chhath has transcended Bihar and is now celebrated worldwide as a nature-oriented festival.

In a rebuttal to RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav’s objection regarding the naming of a bridge after former Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, Rajak quipped that, according to Yadav, the entire state of Bihar should be renamed “Charah Nagar.” He referenced past scandals, including the fodder scam and the bitumen scam, to emphasize that Nitish Kumar has successfully led Bihar from a state of disrepair to one of development and respect.