OP Rajbhar Criticizes Akhilesh Yadav, Calls Him a Runaway in Social Media Post

Ambedkar Nagar, October 12 (Daily Kiran) : Uttar Pradesh’s Panchayati Raj Minister, Om Prakash Rajbhar, has launched a scathing attack on Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav. In a post on social media platform X, he referred to Yadav as a “runaway,” saying, “History shows that those who run away after a challenge are called ‘runaways’! I hope you will not prove to be one.” He urged Yadav to address pressing issues, such as the controversies surrounding Congress leaders Ajay Rai and Imran Masood.

Rajbhar further questioned Yadav’s stance on various political matters, asking whether it was appropriate for Yadav to apologize to Pramod Tiwari and to tolerate derogatory remarks made by his Congress allies. He expressed confidence that the people of Uttar Pradesh would reject Yadav and his allies in the upcoming 2027 elections, stating, “This time, your arrogance will be crushed, and the pride of UP will prevail.”

In a discussion about the ‘India’ alliance’s march, Rajbhar criticized the opposition, claiming they lack both a substantial agenda and public support. He dismissed their allegations against the ruling government, asserting that the opposition has no evidence to back their claims.

Commenting on the leadership of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, Rajbhar noted that the Samajwadi Party has been absent from Uttar Pradesh politics for a decade, and similarly, Congress has not been a significant player for over thirty years in various states. He attributed the opposition’s losses to their disconnection from the electorate.

Rajbhar also addressed remarks made by Asaduddin Owaisi, suggesting that Muslim supporters of the Samajwadi Party should reconsider their allegiance. He emphasized that his community has managed to consolidate their votes effectively, transforming a small percentage into a significant political force.

In his critique of Yadav’s governance, Rajbhar accused him of mismanaging the JP-NIC project, which he claimed ballooned from an initial budget of ₹200 crores to ₹865 crores without completion. He demanded accountability for the funds spent, questioning where the money went and criticizing Yadav’s leadership skills.

Rajbhar concluded by mocking Yadav’s previous claims of being connected to the common people, asserting that he has failed to represent any of the groups he claims to support.