Azamgarh in UP is currently the hottest area of the election battle. Azamgarh, which is called the stronghold of Samajwadi Party and BSP in Purvanchal, has recently come to the main focus of politics. Meanwhile, different leaders are presenting different types of arguments. While on the one hand the leaders of the Samajwadi Party are making different types of commentary on the BJP, on the other hand the BJP is also not lagging behind in accountability.
Meanwhile, SP leader Nishant Rai accused the BJP of saying that “BJP leaders are anti-Brahmin, Yadav, Dalit and Muslim”. In retaliation, on behalf of the BJP, Yuva Morcha Vice President Safiq Siddiqui said that “I am the only Muslim in such a crowd and I belong to the BJP. If Muslims are persecuted in the BJP, I would not have been in this party.”
The opposition retaliated on the statement of Safiq Siddiqui
When the Vice President of BJP’s Yuva Morcha responded to the statement of the SP leader, sloganeering erupted among other workers. Many opposition workers raised a front against Sakeef. Even some activists have said that Safiq is not a Muslim. On this Safiq Siddiqui also did not back down from answering. He said that “Now these people will give me a certificate whether I am a Muslim or not? Because I am with the BJP, so these people will not consider me a Muslim?”
Let us inform that SP leader Nishant Rai not only calmed down after making an allegation, but he further targeted the BJP saying that “The people of Uttar Pradesh now want change. In 5 years, the BJP government did not do any work except renaming the schemes of the previous government. At present, crime has increased. The general public is upset.” In the midst of these allegations and counter-allegations, Congress did not back down. The ground reality is different. All these people (SP, BSP and BJP) could not get even half of what Congress got done 32 years ago.
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