By Admin 
SP Chief Akhilesh Yadav took a dig at UP CM Yogi Adityanath’s foreign tour. Speaking to ABP News on Wednesday (February 25), SP Chief said that after farewell, people go for a walk. But this is the first Chief Minister who went for a walk even before his farewell. He said that if someone is bidding farewell, he goes for a walk after the farewell. It is being seen for the first time that the tour is taking place even before the farewell. Have gone to Japan, let’s see if the tradition of changing names starts there too. Lest the Land of the Rising Sun be turned into ‘Adityapuram’.
‘…it is natural for questions to arise’
On CM Yogi’s visit to Japan and Singapore, Akhilesh Yadav said, “Earlier also it was said that there would be MoUs worth Rs 50 lakh crore. But how much landed on the ground? How many got employment? How many industries came under the industrial policy? How many were given incentives and how many factories were set up? Despite the claims of the state government in 9 years and the central government in 11 years, if these investments are not visible on the ground, then it is natural to raise questions.”
What did you say about the raid at BSP MLA’s place?
Akhilesh Yadav also reacted to the raid at the BSP MLA’s house. Income Tax raided the premises of BSP MLA Uma Shankar Singh in Lucknow and Ballia. UP Minister Dinesh Pratap Singh expressed displeasure on this. When the minister expressed his displeasure, Akhilesh Yadav said, “BJP is not anyone’s relative. Not even our own people.”
Shankaracharya is also suffering and sad – Akhilesh Yadav
On Mayawati’s ‘Brahmin card’, Akhilesh Yadav said, “This fight is not only of PDA (backward, Dalit, minority), but of the suffering, unhappy and humiliated people. See, Shankaracharya is also suffering and unhappy.”
On the samosas of Kanpur, he said, “I want to congratulate the people of Kanpur. Especially the samosa vendor due to whom the city is in the news. Not only Munna Samosa, but there are many other famous samosa vendors in Kanpur. We hope that the sales of samosas will increase.”