With the state assembly elections less than a year away, UP chief minister Akhilesh Yadav has warned the people to beware of the machinations of the castiest and communal forces. Chief Minister said with the assembly elections round the corner, such forces were out to destroy the social harmony and the society based on the values of democracy and social justice.
Akhilesh Yadav who completes four years in office on March 15 said the prime concern of the state government was the people’s interest and the government has made its best efforts to meet the aspirations of the people. Without naming the BJP or the BSP , chief minister said ``for the obvious reasons the castiest and communal forces have different agenda as they are left with no issue to go to the people so need for close vigil against the design of such forces’’. He said in the last four years the opposition parties particularly the BJP has pursued only negative politics and spread canard against the state government.
Claiming that the Samajwadi Party pursuing the ideals of Gandhi, JP, lohia and Chowdhary Charan Singh, Akhilesh Yadav said the state government in last four years has addressed the problem of social and economic inequity and made significant achievements. Samajwadi party spokesman and Minister Rajendra Chowdhary said the people have benefitted from the large number of schemes for the uplift of all sections of the society. He said the spread the message of the achievements of the SP government, party will organise two day long `Samajwadi Vikas Diwas’ from March 15, at each district and development block headquarter. He said during the two day programme, SP will create awareness among the people about its achievements. He said this programme further strengthen the confidence of the people in the leadership of chief minister Akhilesh Yadav and the Samajwadi Party.
SP spokesman said the two day programme will also focus on the conspiracies of the BJP to disturb the social harmony and divide the people on communal lines for its narrow political ends.