With the voting for Uttar Pradesh by-elections barely 10 days away, the battle between the Samajwadi Party and the BJP intensified through poster war and social media posts attacking each other.
A 12-hour bandh called by a coordination committee of eight trade unions demanding a 20 per cent bonus for tea workers was observed across Darjeeling and partially in Kalimpong, today.
Blaming Akhilesh Yadav for the killing, the family of the deceased said with this the wish of the SP president, who has been complaining about the encounter killing of a Yadav, has been fulfilled.
In a post on social media on Thursday, Mayawati urged the BJP government and the Samajwadi Party to refrain from engaging in bulldozer politics, asserting that the matter should be left to the court, where people hope to receive justice.
He said, "Candidates from every district were represented among those appointed, with no distinctions made on the basis of caste or region. Talent and reservation rules were strictly followed in the selection process, instilling confidence in the integrity of the system."
One must tread extremely cautiously on sub judice matters, especially if they pertain to the ‘uniform’ as it must stand tall to defend the citizenry, at the borders or within, at all times.
Addressing an election meeting Robertsganj, the SP chief said the country has decided to change the government of those out to change the Constitution.
Addressing a public meeting at Baba Laxman Das Inter College Ground in Bairiya, Yogi said, "You have voted for the Bharatiya Janata Party, and as a result, development, security, respect, and welfare schemes for the poor are being rapidly implemented."
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday said that during COVID-19 crisis, when the country was in trouble, members of the Congress and the Samajwadi Party were missing. “Among the two boys (Akhilesh and Rahul), one fled to England while the other went to Italy,” he added.
"The statement given by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee against the decision of the Calcutta High Court is inspired by cheap appeasement politics, which I strongly condemn," he told media persons here on Thursday.
