Ayodhya, October 4 (Daily Kiran) : Uttar Pradesh‘s Deputy Chief Minister, Brajesh Pathak, launched a strong critique against the Samajwadi Party (SP) and its leader, Akhilesh Yadav, during his visit to Ayodhya on October 4. Pathak accused the SP of fostering a culture of lawlessness and mafia activities during its tenure. He emphasized that the people of Ayodhya have not forgotten the tragic incidents involving the firing upon karsevaks.
Pathak stated that Yadav is merely dreaming and will never gain acceptance from the people of Uttar Pradesh. Addressing questions regarding Yadav’s upcoming visit to Ayodhya and his participation in the Ram Katha, Pathak suggested that Yadav is pursuing a personal agenda. He questioned what connection the SP leader has with the Ram Katha and the figures of Lord Ram and Hanuman.
The Deputy CM alleged that both the Samajwadi Party and Congress have consistently opposed the Sanatan culture. He claimed they might adopt different personas during elections to garner votes, but the public is well aware of their true intentions.
Pathak expressed his wishes for the welfare of all and the progress of the state, stating that he came to Ayodhya, the land of Ram Lalla and Lord Bajrangbali, for this purpose. He remarked that the SP and Congress have attempted to obstruct the construction of the Ram Temple, but the essence of Sanatan culture remains unyielding. The grand temple in Ayodhya now stands as a testament to its enduring beauty.
Looking ahead to the upcoming Deepotsav festival, Pathak promised that this year’s celebrations in Ayodhya would be even more magnificent than last year. He aims to create an atmosphere that makes it feel as if Lord Shri Ram himself is visiting Ayodhya.
Continuing his attack on the SP, Pathak reminded the public that the party had been given opportunities to govern four times, yet the memories of lawlessness and the “one district, one mafia” system during their rule linger on. He recalled how, during the SP’s tenure, it became unsafe for women to step outside their homes, and the violence against karsevaks stained the waters of the Sarayu River.
Pathak also accused the SP of disrespecting the Nishad community and referenced a recent incident in Gorakhpur involving a prominent SP leader being attacked by unruly elements. He condemned the SP for promoting chaos and mafia groups.
Responding to opposition criticism regarding the ‘Bharat Taxi’ initiative, he clarified that it is a program under the Ministry of Cooperation, designed for vehicle owners to also act as drivers.
He asserted that the opposition is troubled by the progress of youth and reiterated the state government’s commitment to empowering them. In a pointed remark about Akhilesh Yadav, Pathak claimed that the public sees through his theatrics, stating that no facade can change the truth in the eyes of the people. He suggested that if SP members truly revere Hanuman, they might realize their shortcomings in their devotion to Lord Ram. Pathak concluded by asserting that Lord Ram has cursed the SP, ensuring they will not return to power in Uttar Pradesh.
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