Opposition Parties comes in with sharp criticism of 100 days of the Yogi Adityanath government with Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) president Mayawati giving zero mark in its report card, and Congress dubbing the government’s booklet on achievements as a bundle of lies ``100 din, 100 fareb’ (100 days, 100 lies).
“The citizens of the state are frustrated and annoyed with this government which had failed to address the people’s problems particularly in the law and order issue,” asserted BSP chief Mayawati while reacting on 100 days of Yogi’s government. In a statement released here on Tuesdayafternoon, Mayawati alleged that like the Narendra Modi government at the Centre, this Yogi government was only interested in fulfilling the saffron agenda and appeasement policy. “This BJP government in UP during its 100 days in the office only announced fake promises as the result of all schemes and project were zero. Not a single promise had been kept by the Yogi government,” she claimed. The BSP president hitting the BJP government said even after announcing farm loans waiver in their first cabinet meeting the government failed to provide the benefit even to a single beneficiary till date.
Meanwhile in a hurriedly called press conference, chairman of the Uttar Pradesh Congress Media Cell, Satyadeo Tripathi and former MlA, Akhilesh Pratap
Singh released a parallel booklet titled ‘100 din, 100 fareb’ (100 days, 100 lies). “There has been a four-fold increase in crime and the promises of putting all criminals behind bars now appear laughable. Roads have not been made pot-hole free by June 15. Apart from this, the proposal to buy potato at the rate of Rs 487 per quintal too has proved to be a big flop,” Tripathi, who is also former minister said.
Akhilesh Pratap Singh said that despite repeated reminders by the chief minister to his ministerial colleagues and senior officials to declare their assets, more than half of them were yet to furnish the details. The Congress also termed as “farce” various other claims made by the UP government like reducing fees of private schools, distribution of free laptops, 24 hours power supply, power-for-all, anti-Romeo squads, women’s safety, ‘Gaupalak Yojana’, rural employment, anti-land mafia task force, cleaning of river Gomti and an anti-corruption task force.
Earlier in the day, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had released at a press conference a booklet “100 din vishwas ke” on his government’s performance since he assumed office on March 19. Adityanath expressed satisfaction over the tasks his government undertook in its first 100 days in office.