Akhilesh Yadav & Dhirendra Shastri: In Etawah district of Uttar Pradesh, the case of misbehavior with narrators is getting political. So since the incident, political rhetoric has not been taking the name of stopping.
Now former UP Chief Minister and Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav has given a big statement about Pandit Dhirendra Krishna Shastri of Bageshwar Dham. He has accused narrator Dhirendra Shastri of taking under table money.
Let me tell you that in a press conference, Akhilesh Yadav said that there are many narrator who take up to 50 lakh rupees. Someone’s status is to call Dhirendra Shastri to his house for the story? That Baba takes the under table, you should find out. Don’t know how much he costs the story to watch. He also said that the story does not just one class, but people of every society do it.
Complaints were honored by calling SP office
After this whole incident, the Samajwadi Party has openly come out in support of the narrator. Let me tell you that in the past, SP chief Akhilesh Yadav honored the storytellers Mukutamani Yadav and Sant Kumar Yadav by calling them the party office. Both were presented an amount of 51 thousand rupees as symbol. After this move, Akhilesh Yadav was accused of doing caste politics, but he called it a PDAist thinking, not casteist.
Ethnic tension behind the incident, Brahmin vs. Yadav’s line in politics
Let me tell you that on 21 June, during the story in Dandarpur village of Etawah, some villagers were beaten up by narrator Mukutamani Yadav and Sant Kumar Yadav. The storytellers were allegedly cut off and insulted by shaving their heads, accusing them of allegedly hiding caste. The video of this shameful incident also went viral on social media. The police have arrested four accused in the case so far.
However, both the narrators have also been booked for fraud and keeping fake Aadhaar cards. At the same time, due to this whole case, Brahmin vs. Yadav’s tension has become a state of tension in the politics of the state, and this issue can play an important role in the upcoming elections.