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| SP's anti-Dalit, anti-OBC, anti-youth, anti-poor, anti-farmer and anti-women character exposed in the House: Chief Minister | | |  Early Times Report
LUCKNOW, Aug 5: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said, "The Uttar Pradesh Assembly session once again exposed the true face of the Samajwadi Party (SP). By disrupting the proceedings of the Assembly, SP members committed a grave injustice against the state's youth, farmers, women and the poor. Owing to their negative attitude, they did not allow a discussion on the public welfare initiatives proposed in the Supplementary Budget. The SP did not merely obstruct the House; it obstructed opportunities meant for Dalits, OBCs, youth, farmers, women and the poor."
The Chief Minister was addressing journalists at the Vidhan Bhavan on Wednesday after the Monsoon Session of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly was adjourned sine die following repeated disruptions by the Opposition.
The Chief Minister said, "The SP's true character is anti-Dalit, anti-OBC, anti-youth, anti-poor, anti-farmer and anti-women, and that the Assembly had exposed this reality."
He described the party's conduct as undemocratic, unconstitutional, shameful and detrimental to all these sections of society.
Condemning the SP's behaviour in the House, he assured the people of Uttar Pradesh that the double-engine government would continue, without interruption or hesitation, its commitment to serving every section of society, just as it has done over the past more than nine years.
The Chief Minister said, "The government's objective during the Monsoon Session was to promote employment and skill development for youth, launch new initiatives for the welfare of farmers and the poor, and strengthen programmes for women's dignity and self-reliance. Keeping this in view, the government presented a Supplementary Budget of over ?59,000 crore and allocated funds for several public welfare schemes and programmes."
He added, "The government wanted meaningful discussions in the Assembly on these new initiatives."
The Chief Minister said, " The Samajwadi Party's negative attitude prevented any discussion on welfare schemes meant for youth, food-producing farmers, women's empowerment and the poor. Party's conduct was not only unconstitutional but also anti-youth, anti-farmer, anti-women and anti-poor. Supplementary Budget also made provisions for demands raised by public representatives to further strengthen the state's infrastructure and expand the expressway network." |
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