Uttar Pradesh Minister Criticizes Samajwadi Partys Dual Standards
Uttar Pradesh Minister Jayveer Singh criticizes the Samajwadi Party, supports UCC, and praises ISRO for successful satellite launch.
Mainpuri, October 31 (Daily Kiran) : Uttar Pradesh‘s Tourism Minister, Jayveer Singh, launched a sharp critique against the Samajwadi Party (SP), asserting that its dual standards have once again come to light. He emphasized that while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has consistently held six seats, the opposition is merely spreading confusion.
In a recent statement, Singh remarked, “In a democracy, every party has the right to express its views and hold protests within the bounds of decorum. This is how democracy strengthens.” He reiterated that the SP’s inconsistent stance is evident and accused the opposition of trying to mislead the public.
Singh also expressed support for Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s comments regarding the Uniform Civil Code (UCC), stating that it has already been implemented in several states and is part of the BJP’s manifesto. He congratulated ISRO on the successful launch of the NVS-03 navigation satellite, praising Indian scientists for achieving new heights in technology.
Highlighting the advancements made under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, Singh noted that India has emerged as a leader in technological innovation, surpassing many developed nations. He questioned the opposition’s concerns, stating, “There is no worry. Even if the SP gains two more seats in the MLC elections, that’s not our concern. The BJP’s position remains strong.”
Further addressing the opposition’s criticism of the electoral process, Singh pointed out the double standards displayed by the SP. He stated that when results favor them, the process is deemed valid, but when they lose, they blame the Election Commission and electronic voting machines.
Commenting on recent controversial statements made by Sam Pitroda regarding Lord Ram, Singh urged for responsible discourse from public figures. He highlighted the positive changes noted in recent reports, stating that social transformation is a gradual but ongoing process.
Singh concluded by asserting that the opposition is fabricating narratives to create confusion among the public. He reiterated the BJP’s unity and commitment to democratic principles, emphasizing that power transitions in India occur only through democratic processes, not through coups.
He remarked on the recent unfavorable conditions for the opposition, attributing their struggles to nature as well, as heavy rains disrupted their planned conventions. Singh stated that the Congress party and the India alliance are losing ground in recent elections, indicating a decline in their public support.
