Ayodhya Ram Mandir Controversy: SP chief Akhilesh Yadav launched a scathing attack on BJP over Ayodhya dispute, Ram Mandir Trust, Gram Pradhan issue and NEET exam. Know what allegations he made in his social media post and on which issues the government was cornered.
Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav has once again launched a scathing political attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party. He raised questions on both the central and state governments regarding the recent developments related to Ayodhya and the issue of village heads of Uttar Pradesh. In two separate posts made within an hour on the social media platform ‘X’, he targeted the working style of BJP and the decisions of the government.
Called Ayodhya case as ‘Lanka scandal’
Akhilesh Yadav wrote in his post that “BJP’s Lanka incident will happen in Ayodhya only.” He claimed that after the controversies related to offerings and donations, “the mask of the philanthropists has fallen” and now the truth is coming out. He sarcastically said that BJP’s “Lanka of ego” is certain to come to an end. He also said that the government earlier claimed that there were no resignations under its rule, but now political sarcasm is being made on words like “resignation” and “resignation”.
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‘God’s audit’ comment
The SP chief said in his post that this is only the beginning and many more facts may come to light. He alleged that now questions will be raised on each other’s role between the party and various organizations associated with it. He also referred to “God’s audit” and said that no accountability will be avoided. However, all these statements are political allegations of Akhilesh Yadav. The official response of the parties concerned and the process of the investigating agencies will also be important.
Also targeted on the issue of NEET and village heads
Akhilesh Yadav also mentioned the medical entrance exam NEET. He said sarcastically that the students are now demanding action against “Likadhipati” also. Apart from this, he cited the decision of Allahabad High Court, in which questions were raised on the government’s decision to make village heads administrators after the end of their tenure. Akhilesh said that if any decision is considered unconstitutional then the public also wants to know who will decide its accountability.