SP govt on its way out: BSP

STATING THAT Mulayam Singh Yadav's Samajwadi Party government was on its way out for its anti-poor and anti-people policies, Bhaujan Samaj Party leaders on Wednesday said Brahmin's and Dalits efforts were enough to uproot the present government in the upcoming Assembly elections.

STATING THAT Mulayam Singh Yadav's Samajwadi Party government was on its way out for its anti-poor and anti-people policies, Bhaujan Samaj Party leaders on Wednesday said Brahmin's and Dalits efforts were enough to uproot the present government in the upcoming Assembly elections.

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Addressing a public rally comprising Brahmins and Dalits at Manihari village in Ghazipur district on Wednesday, BSP national general secretary and Rajya Sabha member Satish Chander Mishra said, people were fed up with the Samajwadi Party and wanted return of BSP rule for efficient administration and crime-free environment in the State.

He said if 16 per cent Brahmins and 24 per cent Dalits come together and support BSP, there was no reason why BSP government should not be installed in the State and Mulayam Singh government ousted in the interest of the public.

“The present government headed by Mulayam Singh Yadav is well aware that his rule is going to end once the assembly elections are announced,” Mishra said.

“This fear has forced Yadav distribute cash doles among the people in the name of Kanya Vidhyadan and unemployment allowance,” he added.