Former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati
Mayawati, who was recently evicted her nephew from BSP, is now in the headlines. Mayawati held a press conference on Thursday afternoon and attacked both the central government and the UP government strongly. Mayawati said that the government has failed on economic policies. He simply targets a particular religion. Mayawati spoke on the government’s free grain.
‘Made a beggar by giving free grains’
Mayawati also questioned the government’s free grain policy in the press conference and said that the government has made a beggar by providing free ration to the poor, the government has hurt the self -esteem of the poor. Injustice is happening to Dalits, backward. The government has to change its narrow and casteist thinking.
BJP government also on the path of Congress
He further said that the BJP government is following the path of the Congress. Folk-like slogans to bring good days of BJP proved to be mere slogans. Some are becoming rich of bourgeoisie. The number of such people is doubled and quadrupled at night. This is the proof of the government’s capitalism. Instead of making the rich more rich, Dalits, backward should remove poverty of 125 crore people, this would improve their lives. But this is not happening which is an example of the government’s anti -poor policy.
The BSP supremo said that such situations in Uttar Pradesh have deteriorated that it is worrying about it. The BSP came into existence only to put such people on their feet. There was a social change in the government under my leadership 4 times in the state.
The nephew was out of the party
Please inform that Mayawati took a big decision in a meeting at the state headquarters recently and removed her nephew Akash Anand from the post of National Coordinator. With whom she was in a lot of headlines.
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