BJP and Congress said SP is trying to sell dream to the people

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Calling Samajwadi Party’s manifesto as a bundle of lies the opposition parties including Bharatiya Janata Party and Congress said Mulayam Singh Yadav was trying to sell dream to the people not realising that Akhilesh Yadav Government has failed to deliver in Uttar Pradesh.

leading the charge BJP’s spokesman Vijay Bahadur Pathak questioned SP’s decision to release withdraw criminal cases against innocent Muslims and said why Muslims. If Samajwadi Party’s policies are meant for sarv samaj the manifesto talked only about Muslim welfare.

“It is clear that through this election document the party was trying to win the votes of Muslims who have deserted Samajwadi party post Muzaffarnagar riots,” he said and added: “The manifesto talks about giving good remunerative prices to the farmers. The same promise Akhilesh Yadav had made but he is yet to implement that promise.”

BJP spokesman said that through its manifesto Samajwadi party has proved that it does not have a vision to lead the country. Its aim is to only win the votes of the poor people and there has tried to spread a canard through bundle of lies.

Congress spokesman Dwijendra tripathi said that by admitting corruption in MNREGA and Mid-Day meal schemes the Samajwadi party has accepting large scale irregularities in implementation of these projects in Uttar Pradesh.

“The Samajwadi Party has promised to give special package to Bundelkhand and Purvanchal but is silent on the package that was given by the Central Government. The Samajwadi Party Government should answer as why small parties were denied the benefit ot reservation and why people from one caste got jobs,” he said.

Tripathi said the Samajwadi Party has promised to help small scale industries but the fact is industries in UP are dieing. The sugar industry, handloom industry, leather industry and Bhadohi’s carpet industry is in the red. “First Government should make them operational and then talk about setting up new units,” Congress spokesman said.

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