Madhya Pradesh elections: SP chief Akhilesh Yadav calls Congress a working party

Tikamgarh, (Hindus). The campaign of political parties for Madhya Pradesh Assembly is at its peak. Samajwadi Party (SP) national president Akhilesh Yadav reached Jatara in Tikamgarh district on Sunday. Here he fiercely targeted Congress, calling it a functioning party. He said in the election rally that nothing is available in ration here. If you are not getting anything in ration, then why will you vote for BJP. Don’t vote for Congress either. He is also a very active party. Will you be cautious of Congress or not?

While addressing the election rally, Akhilesh Yadav strongly attacked both Congress and BJP. He said do not vote for Congress. Congress is a very active party. Congress wants caste based census for votes. When he was asked that if his party became the kingmaker in Madhya Pradesh, with whom would he form the government, he replied that it is not necessary to become the kingmaker. The first priority will be to provide 27 percent reservation to the backward classes.

Akhilesh said whether you will be cautious of Congress or not… Bansalji was sad that Congress had betrayed him. If Congress can betray us then why can’t it do the same with AAP. Therefore friends, there is a need to be cautious of Congress. Congress wants caste based census for the sake of votes.

He said that it is true that we are starting in Madhya Pradesh, but now we will continue working in Madhya Pradesh. We have full faith in the youth of the state. We want to conduct caste census. Don’t get carried away by the talk of BJP and Congress. Congress has also started talking about caste based census. Congress is talking about caste census to get your votes. We are demanding to conduct caste census to get your rights.

Akhilesh said that people of BJP do not believe in democracy but in lootocracy. If we look at the crime statistics, we find that mothers and sisters are the most victimized in Madhya Pradesh. There are more women from Dalit and tribal communities in this. We had made arrangements that the police would reach within 10 minutes as soon as the phone was dialed. No such system is visible in Madhya Pradesh. I had asked in the last meeting when the police reaches MP. People had told that if the incident happens in the morning, the police will arrive the next morning.