Uttar Pradesh : Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath gave a big statement on the leaders leaving BJP

The dates for the assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh have been announced. Elections will be held in the state in seven phases, while the era of defection of leaders is going on. Before the UP elections, BJP leaders are leaving the party. Many big faces of the party have resigned. Meanwhile, taking a jibe at the leaders who left the party, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that those who do dynasty and family politics cannot fight for social justice. He said that the Samajwadi Party government had given only 18,000 houses in 5 years. If occupying the lands and houses of the poor is a social harmony, then I oppose it.

The CM said that the fight for social justice means that every section of the society should get the benefits of the schemes of the government and there should be no socio-economic discrimination with them. Let us tell you that till now about 14 people have resigned from the BJP and most are joining the Samajwadi Party. Among those who resigned are several MLAs including Swami Prasad Maurya, Dharam Singh Saini and Dara Singh Chauhan.

Cabinet minister siddharthnath singh also asked questions
Before CM Yogi, cabinet minister Siddharthnath Singh also questioned the leaders who left the party. He said that those who left the party ate cream for five years but never raised the issue of Dalits and backwards in the cabinet committees. He also questioned the SP and said that in the government of the party in which this leader is going, which Dalit and backward were welfare except Muslims and Yadavs.

Singh said that the tickets of all these people were either about to be cut or they were asked to change their seats, due to which people are leaving the party. He claimed that when the results are out on March 10, the party will win over 300 seats.