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SP flays Maya?s remarks against Muslims
SHARPLY REACTING to the remark against the minority community by Bahujan Samaj Party chief and former Chief Minister Mayawati, Samajwadi Party activists took out a procession and burnt her effigy at the District Court Crossing. They said Mayawati?s remark established the fact that the BSP had a soft corner for the BJP. In case of any trouble, the BSP voters could be directed by the BSP supremo to support the communal forces.
SHARPLY REACTING to the remark against the minority community by Bahujan Samaj Party chief and former Chief Minister Mayawati, Samajwadi Party activists took out a procession and burnt her effigy at the District Court Crossing.
They said Mayawati’s remark established the fact that the BSP had a soft corner for the BJP. In case of any trouble, the BSP voters could be directed by the BSP supremo to support the communal forces.
SP activists raised slogans against the BSP leader and said the BJP, the BSP and the Congress had no difference in their approach towards the minority community.
Expressing his views on this occasion, senior SP leader Vindhyawasini Jaiswal said BSP had a secret understanding with the BJP and in Meerut mayoral election the BSP activists supported the BJP to ensure the defeat of the wife of State minister Haji Yaqoob.
They said minorities would not forgive the BSP chief for her derogatory remarks and would give a befitting reply to the BSP candidates in the assembly election.
Strongly condemning the remarks made by the BSP chief, senior SP leader Ravi Srivastav, Bindu Devi and others said Mayawati had supported Narendra Modi in Gujarat assembly election.
He said the minority community leader and general secretary of the party Nasimuddin Siddiqui along with others should resign from the BSP for the sake of minorities.
The SP leaders said the BSP to the saffron brigade in mayoral election in Gorakhpur had ensured the defeat of the SP candidate.
Seminar on Hindutva: the secular artists kept themselves away from religion. However, RSS deputy chief Suresh Soni said, “Religion generates a sense of responsibility among the people and restricts them from getting involved in corrupt practices.”
He was delivering a keynote address in a seminar on Hindutva and Nationalism jointly organised by RSS and the Ancient History Department of DDU Gorakhpur University on November 11. Seminar was organised to marked the birth Centenary of Guru Golwarker.
