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Congress spreading misinformation: SP
NATIONAL VICE-president of Samajwadi Party Janeshwar Mishra has said that Samajwadi Party would play a crucial role in formation of the next Union government. He called upon the party workers to ensure the victory of Samajwadi Party candidates in the forthcoming Assembly election and accused the Congress of launching a misinformation campaign against the SP government.
NATIONAL VICE-president of Samajwadi Party Janeshwar Mishra has said that Samajwadi Party would play a crucial role in formation of the next Union government. He called upon the party workers to ensure the victory of Samajwadi Party candidates in the forthcoming Assembly election and accused the Congress of launching a misinformation campaign against the SP government.
Mishra, who was speaking at a party workers’ conference at Sahjanwa, claimed that the huge rush at the workers’ conference had taken the shape of a public meeting. Numerating the people- friendly policies of the SP government, Mishra exhorted party workers to carry out the message of the government to the people and to counter the misinformation campaign.
He said for the first time after independent in UP, any state government had started distributing unemployment allowance cheques, as the SP leaders understood the pain and problems faced by unemployed youths.
Delivering his views on this occasion, Cabinet Minister for Panchayatraj Balram Singh Yadav said, the party organisation in Gorakhpur had consolidated its position in the region and the party registered victory in the by-election and zila panchayat election recently.
On Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s criticism of Mulayam government and calling it a ‘jeb bharo’ government, State Minister for Urban Development Narad Rai said the Mulayam government had opened the lock of government treasury for the people. It was people’s money and hence was distributed among them.
State Minister Jaiprakash Yadav advised party workers to sink their differences as the party was facing crucial challenges from the opponents.
He said party workers were an asset and no one could ignore them. It was the party’s first workers meeting to galvanise the organisation for the forth coming Assembly election.
Party MLA Kamlesh Paswan, Sharda Devi, state minister Rambhual, former MP Brijbhushan Tiwari and many others also delivered their views on this occasion.
