Lucknow, June 3: Om Prakash Rajbhar, the leader of the SubhaSP and a cabinet minister, has launched a scathing attack on the Samajwadi Party (SP) following the arrest of terrorists in Azamgarh. He raised concerns about law and order, seat-sharing disputes, and development issues, demanding answers from Akhilesh Yadav.
Rajbhar stated, “The Samajwadi Party considers Azamgarh its stronghold, with 10 MLAs and 2 MPs. The district panchayat president and most municipal bodies are also under SP control. Akhilesh Yadav has even made Azamgarh his home, yet terrorists are being apprehended here.”
He questioned, “What do we call it when terrorists are caught in someone’s home? Is this not the protection of socialists? Akhilesh Yadav must explain how terrorists reside in his stronghold.”
Rajbhar further criticized the SP for failing to establish even a single university in the district, contrasting it with the BJP government’s efforts to create better educational opportunities for youth. He noted that during the SP’s rule, riots were common, causing significant harm to the public, whereas the Yogi Adityanath government has effectively put an end to riots. Attempts to incite violence have been thwarted by the administration.
He pointed out that some incidents have implicated SP members, yet Akhilesh Yadav remains silent. Rajbhar emphasized that under BJP governance, Uttar Pradesh is witnessing continuous development, which the public has recognized, leading to increased support for the BJP.
Praising the Yogi government, Rajbhar commended the Chief Minister’s strict stance on cow protection. He asserted that the BJP is performing well on both development and law-and-order fronts, while opposition parties are merely focused on making accusations.
Rajbhar concluded by stating that the public now desires development and security, rejecting old political tactics. He highlighted the appreciation for BJP policies aimed at uplifting youth, farmers, and backward classes. He predicted that the upcoming elections would see a weakened SP-Congress alliance, as the public will support development-oriented politics.
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