Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav has said that BJP will be wiped out in the 2027 assembly elections and the country’s politics will be affected by its election results. Innocent people are being persecuted in the BJP government. As soon as the Samajwadi government is formed in 2027, the bulldozers of the entire state will head towards Gorakhpur. Akhilesh Yadav said these things in a meeting of workers at the SP headquarters on Tuesday. Gorakhpur is the hometown of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. He is also an MLA from Gorakhpur. In such a situation, many meanings are being drawn from Akhilesh Yadav’s words. People are discussing what his words are pointing towards.
Akhilesh said that the public wants to form their own government. They are determined to oust the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh in 2027 and bring the Samajwadi Party government to power. The people of the state are aware of the development that took place during the Samajwadi government. Ever since the BJP government has come to power, the state has been lagging behind at every level. Development is completely blocked. The public is troubled by inflation and corruption.
The SP chief said that the PDA has proved to be a strong support in neutralizing the politics of the BJP. The issues of the constitution and reservation have to be further sharpened. Caste census is necessary for social justice. The Samajwadi Party is going among the people with these issues. He said that the political character of the BJP itself is anti-development. In the last seven years, the BJP has not done any work in the name of development and neither does the BJP leadership have any vision of development.
The public has faith in the Samajwadi Party. The BJP’s agenda is to fulfill its political ambitions by spreading hatred in the society and spoiling social harmony. Every worker of the Samajwadi Party will never let these plans of the BJP be fulfilled. The public understands that they will be able to get rid of all the problems only when a Samajwadi government is formed.