Akhilesh Yadav Accuses BJP of Anti-People Policies and Manipulation

Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav criticizes BJP for anti-people policies, accusing them of using indirect tactics to avoid caste census and reservation. He also slams BJP's handling of protests and its manipulation using public figures like Kangana Ranaut.

Samajwadi Party chief and Lok Sabha MP Akhilesh Yadav has launched a fierce critique against the BJP, labeling the party as anti-people. Utilizing the social media platform X, Yadav stated, 'Just as BJP indirectly denies 'reservation' by talking about changing the constitution, in the same way, it denies 'caste census' by talking about social division.'

Yadav further accused the BJP of retracting its decisions 'shamelessly' when public protests gain momentum. 'The anti-people BJP gets such things done by its leaders instead of saying them directly and when the public protest increases, it shamelessly talks about taking it back and washes its hands off the poor people who have become pawns,' he said.

'In such a situation, those poor people are left helpless to face the anger of the public,' Yadav lamented. He accused the BJP of not being close to its own supporters, stating, 'BJP is not even close to its own people, what will it be to the public. The 'Khair' people of Aligarh are saying that this time BJP will be in trouble,' he added.

Earlier on Tuesday, August 27, Yadav criticized BJP MP Kangana Ranaut for her comments on the farmers' protests, describing her remarks as 'deliberate' and scripted by the BJP. 'This is the BJP's script, which is being read out by an actress as dialogue on the instructions of a top director. When an ordinary politician understands that using abusive language about the farmers' movement in a farmers' state will harm their prospects, the BJP's Chanakya does not understand this?' he questioned in a post in Hindi on X.

'The truth of this episode is that such a statement must have been made deliberately so that the actress's statement can be cited as the reason for the defeat in Haryana, shielding the top leadership from blame. This is not a statement but a 'word shield' to protect someone,' he added. (ANI)

(With inputs from agencies.)