BJP individuals do not perceive socialism, they should learn once more: Akhilesh Yadav

By PTI

LUCKNOW: Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav Saturday mocked the BJP, saying its leaders do not perceive the idea of socialism and added that subsequent time he visits the meeting he would carry a ebook on democracy, socialism and secularism for his or her profit.

His assault got here a day after Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath accused him of “dumping” socialism and praised the SP chief’s uncle Shivpal Yadav, crediting him for “keeping alive” the beliefs of towering socialist chief Rammanohar Lohia.

Asked in regards to the chief minister’s reward for Shivpal, Akhilesh informed reporters on Saturday, “That is why I tell BJP people to read again about democracy, socialism and secularism. Next time I go to the House, I will bring a book for these people who are unable to understand socialism,” he informed the media.

This prompted a pointy response from Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak who mentioned the Samajwadi Party has earned a “bad name” for itself due to its “misdeeds”.

“These people will go to the rasatal (political abyss),” he mentioned.

Speaking on the Motion of Thanks on the governor’s deal with to the joint sitting of the state legislature, Adityanath had informed Akhilesh on Friday, “However much you may talk of socialism, the fact is you have reduced socialism to a mirage. Whenever there is a talk about socialism, Dr (Rammanohar) Lohia and Jayprakash Narayan are discussed.”

“Nowadays, occasionally I see Sahivpalji’s writing on Dr Lohia. You need to read about Dr Lohia.”

The SP chief had responded by saying, “Till now, he was my uncle, but now the Leader of the House is also calling him ‘chacha’ (uncle).”

While chatting with reporters outdoors the meeting on Saturday, Akhilesh additionally talked in regards to the Adityanath authorities’s price range.

“This government is playing with statistics. Development does not take place on (the basis of) statistics. The real development is when things actually change on the ground,” he mentioned.

Reacting to this, Pathak mentioned, “The Samajwadi Party has earned a bad name because of its misdeeds, and these people will go to the abyss. People have understood this party. They have no policy, and have been proved to be a big flop. People have rejected them.”

The deputy chief minister added Uttar Pradesh is shifting forward with tempo, and shortly it will likely be the primary state within the nation when it comes to financial system and infrastructure.

Shivpal Yadav, the Pragatisheel Samajwadi Party (Lohia) president, had contested current state polls on the SP’s bicycle image, however has been distancing himself from the opposition camp and exhibiting more and more larger proximity with the BJP submit elections within the state.