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Due to the scorching heat and heat wave in Uttar Pradesh, the broken electricity system has now turned into a big political battle. Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Akhilesh Yadav is continuously cornering the state’s Yogi government and Energy Minister AK Sharma regarding power cuts. In this context, Akhilesh Yadav has shared a long and very aggressive post on the social media platform ‘X’ (earlier Twitter).
In this post, Akhilesh Yadav has termed the power crisis in Uttar Pradesh as ‘great power disaster’. Along with this, he claimed that fearing public anger, many MPs and MLAs of the ruling party (BJP) are now trying to change sides. However, he made it clear that the doors of ‘India’ alliance are completely closed for such leaders.
“Pretend letters from leaders are applications for tickets from the opposition”
In the last few days, letters written by many BJP MLAs and MPs to their own government on the power crisis have come to light. Taking a jibe at this, the SP chief called it a political drama.
Akhilesh Yadav wrote: “Fearful BJP MLAs and MPs are writing sham letters to save themselves from the ever-increasing public anger due to the unbearable ‘Great Electricity Disaster’ in Uttar Pradesh. The ‘paper shield’ with which they are trying to protect themselves from public anger is not actually a ‘letter of public interest’ written to their government. This is their ‘application form’ sent to get ticket from the opposition in the upcoming elections, leaving the sinking ship of BJP. Is.”
While clarifying the policy of the alliance, he bluntly said that there is no place in our alliance for those leaders who only give pain and suffering to the people. Only a family member can understand the plight of the elderly, children and women in this deadly heat.
3 biggest attacks of Akhilesh Yadav’s letter
1. Officers sent for the occasion became ‘disaster’
Raising questions on the administrative system of the government, Akhilesh Yadav said that the ‘officer’ who was earlier deployed by those who found ‘opportunity in disaster’, is now proving to be a disaster for the public himself. He said that the power crisis can never be solved if people raise both their hands and raise slogans when asked about the solution to the problem. The public is unnecessarily bearing the brunt of the infighting of this so-called double engine government.
2. Advice to remove the ‘messenger-minister’ and remove the ‘thorn’
Without taking the name of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the SP chief advised him to expel the ministers from his cabinet. He wrote that this is a big opportunity for the Chief Minister to remove a ‘messenger-minister’ who has completely failed and remove this thorn that has been pricking for a long time. This time in the disaster, he should find an ‘opportunity’ to show someone the way out, so that no one can accuse him of acting maliciously.
3. ‘Chief ji’ gets a chance for cabinet expansion
Akhilesh further wrote that after the removal of the ‘Doot-Minister’, the ‘Chief Minister’ (Chief Minister) will get a chance to expand his cabinet. Through this, he will be able to accommodate one of those poor sympathetic characters, ‘Ghatheen’, who in the greed of power has been left wringing his hands by lying to his conscience and is not even able to cry when his politics is over.
Attack and counterattack on electricity crisis (political equation)
Accusing the government of being completely insensitive, Akhilesh Yadav said at the end of his post that BJP knows very well that it is not going to come back to power again. This is the reason why it is completely ignoring the legitimate problems of the people and basic demands like electricity and water and is busy in filling its coffers.
