Setting up the tempo for the next lok Sabha elections BJP general secretary and in-charge of Uttar Pradesh Amit Shah said that party workers would not allow Mulayam Singh
Yadav to come out of his house if cases against terrorists were withdrawn in the state. ''The decision of Samajwadi Party government to withdraw cases from terror accused is totally anti-constitutional and BJP will not allow such acts,'' he told media persons in Jhansi. Shah, a close confidant of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, is on a three-day tour of Bundelkhand and Agra since Saturday.
He said the Akhilesh Yadav government has moved a proposal to withdraw cases against 21 people involved in terror-related incidents. ''Though the High Court put a stay on the matter the SP government was trying hard to impress the Muslims by its illegal act before the lok Sabha elections,'' he said while announcing that BJP activists would not allow Mulayam Singh Yadav to come out of his house if such thing happens.
The BJP leader also charged the UP government with deploying officials as per their intention to misuse them for the party during the lok Sabha elections. ''Several officials have now become a cadre of the SP and they intended to work for the party in the elections,'' he said. Meanwhile, BJP leader Rameshwar Chaurasia, deputy of Shah, has already visited all the seven districts of Bundelkhand region in the state and chalked out the strategy for the coming lok Sabha elections. Bundelkhand region comprising 10 districts of Madhya Pradesh and seven of UP is on the top priority for the BJP in the coming lok Sabha elections.