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Devendra Yadav News: Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee President Devendra Yadav attacked the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) strongly and said that when the BJP leaders themselves do not feel safe in the ‘triple engine’ government, how should the common people consider themselves safe.
He said that the BJP has not fulfilled a single election promises made to the public so far. Today, incidents of crime, anarchy, murders, robbery and snatching in Delhi are increasing and the government has completely failed to stop them. Yadav questioned BJP’s Delhi Pradesh President Virendra Sachdeva to increase Z category security from Y category and said that this is a proof that BJP leaders are not feeling safe.
He said that the government is leaving the security of the general public and the security system of its leaders is engaged in making the security system. He raised the question that when the BJP leaders are not safe in the capital Delhi, then who will guarantee the security of the general public. He accused the central government that it is busy saving its leaders instead of security of the countrymen.
Citing the Yellow Book released by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Yadav said that 22 to 25 security personnel are deployed in the security of the Z category, including private security officers, escorts, watches and eight armed guards. At the same time, only 8 to 10 security personnel live in Y category.
Devendra Yadav accused BJP leaders of taking facilities and security like the former Chief Minister and ministers of the Aam Aadmi Party. He said that BJP leaders pretend to simplicity in front of the general public, but the reality is completely opposite.
He questioned who would bear the expenses of such expensive security arrangements? Will money be spent from the government treasury for the safety of the state president? Devendra Yadav insisted that the government should focus on ensuring the safety of the general public instead of the safety of the leaders.
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