UP to Open Direct Route to Delhi, Upcoming Elections Will Make History: MLA Pallavi Patel

Pratapgarh, August 9: Pallavi Patel, a leader of the Apna Dal (Kamerawadi) and MLA from Sirathu, met with a survivor of a house collapse in Pratapgarh on Sunday. She assured him of all possible assistance.

In a conversation, she expressed, “This is indeed a tragic incident where an entire family was lost in an instant. The lone surviving son is not in a condition to speak in detail. Family members informed us that they received compensation from the administration. They have requested a job for the family. I will strive to ensure they receive relief.”

Regarding the upcoming Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections in 2027, Pallavi Patel stated, “The 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections will neither follow the West Bengal model nor the Bihar model. Uttar Pradesh is the largest state in the country and opens a direct route to the national capital, Delhi. Therefore, this time it will definitely make history with something new.”

On Rahul Gandhi‘s program in Prayagraj, she remarked that the country’s democracy empowers individuals to voice their opinions, and he has done so assertively. No one can prevent the Leader of Opposition from reaching out nationwide. Those in power should engage in movements and address the questions and responsibilities they hold.

On the Women’s Reservation Bill, Pallavi Patel said, “If the Women’s Reservation Bill has passed in this country, the opposition has played a crucial role in it. The bill has been passed and has become law. Now, it is just a matter of announcing when women will receive their rights. The reservation provided under the Constitution is a means to uplift those who have been marginalized.”

In response to former Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s statement about misleading students, Pallavi Patel commented, “If misleading the youth of India’s Gen-Z was so easy, then why couldn’t the BJP do it? The reality is that the youth of any nation, including Gen-Z, cannot be misled. If they are aware enough to vote, they are also conscious of their present and future.”