Uttar Pradesh : Akhilesh Yadav got a warm welcome in Kakori

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Former Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh and National President of Samajwadi Party Akhilesh Yadav was given a warm welcome in Kakori on his way to Malihabad in the capital Lucknow. In Kakori’s Bajnagar and Budhdia, SP workers were given a rousing welcome by garlanding them. Akhilesh Yadav also thanked all the workers for the welcome extended. On his way back from Malihabad, Akhilesh Yadav was also welcomed by SP leaders and workers at Jhakarbagh crossroads of Kakori. On this occasion, former Vidhan Sabha candidate Rajbala Rawat said that in 2022, the SP government will be formed in Uttar Pradesh again. The development will be more this time than what happened in the previous SP government. The SP government is ready for all-round development of Uttar Pradesh. Hundreds of SP workers like Dr. Mohanlal Pasi, Ibrahim Mansoori, Roop Narayan Yadav, Virendra Yadav etc. were present in the reception.

Former Chief Minister tasted the taste of mango in Malihabad

On Saturday, former Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav reached Malihabad and tasted the mango. He said that the farmers of Malihabad mango fruit belt area depend on this business. He has promised that when the time comes, he will set an example for the Malihabad fruit belt area. Met with his workers and while talking to the farmers of Malihabad said that the BJP government has not paid any attention to the farmers of Malihabad fruit belt area. Due to Coronavirus, there has been a huge loss to the farmers of the fruit belt area and in this government, medicines have been adulterated and black marketing has been done on a large scale. Farmers will remember him. Akhilesh Yadav, workers who reached Malihabad at around one and a half o’clock gave him a grand welcome. During this, after talking to journalists Deepak Dwivedi and Abhishek Dwivedi, he inquired about the area. Many former SP ministers were present on this occasion and SP workers including former MLA Malihabad Inder Kumar Rao, Rajbala Rawat, were present in large numbers.