target them Samajwadi Party (SP) In jailed party leader Azam Khan’s home district, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday said the “Rampur ka knife” (Rampur ki kife) was an attempt to “capture the property of the poor and Dalits” during the SP’s tenure. had become a weapon. Government. Adityanath was addressing a public meeting after inaugurating and laying the foundation stone for development projects worth Rs 95 crore. Adityanath also addressed BJPpublic trust Travel‘ Western UP.
Speaking about his government’s “one district-one product” scheme, Adityanath said that while searching for products for the scheme from Rampur, he thought of “Rampur ka knife”. Thinking of the use of that knife (knife), reminded them of ‘guru parampara’, the CM said. Adityanath told that earlier “Rampur ka knife” was used for security. “If good people have scripture in their hands, they will use it to protect the country and religion, but if it gets into the hands of wrong people, they will misuse it to loot and illegally grab the property of the poor. We do.” They said.
Reiterating the BJP’s slogan “Faraq Saaf Hai”, Adityanath said the accused persons and “mafias” in the Muzaffarnagar and Saharanpur riots were honored by the state government before 2017 (when the SP was in power in the state), but after 2017 After (when BJP came to power) farmers and youth are honored.
Adityanath said that under the SP government, money was not given for any religious place and houses were not given to the poor.
Taunting SP President Akhilesh Yadav’s promise of free electricity on Saturday If SP comes to power then up to 300 units to domestic users, Adityanath said, “When you (Akhilesh/SP government) were not giving electricity yourself, how can you say it will be free. On the contrary, you should apologize for making the recovery… unilateral recovery that was made from the public.”
The SP did not immediately react to the CM’s remarks.
Adityanath claimed that his government has provided uninterrupted power supply to every section of the society without any discrimination and houses have been provided to over 43 lakh poor people across the state and over 18,000 in Rampur alone.
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