Lucknow: Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav, in a clear attack on Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, on Sunday said he was not hurt by his remarks on "someone going out".
Criticizing the law and order situation in the state, Yadav said that the BJP government has made a habit of getting scolded by the courts.
Yadav said in a post in Hindi on "
His comment came when Yogi Adityanath, in a public rally a few hours ago, had targeted the SP chief and said, "Those who considered power as their 'bapauti' (family property), have now started realizing it. That they will never return to Uttar Pradesh, that is why they are trying to conspire. They (SP) are trying to create anarchy. They have nothing to do with development and safety of daughters and traders.
The CM had also targeted Yadav over the police encounter of Mangesh Yadav, who was allegedly involved in the robbery of a jewelers shop in Sultanpur. Adityanath said, "You tell me, if a dacoit is killed in an encounter with the police then the Samajwadi Party feels bad. You ask these people what should have happened."
Yadav had earlier suggested that Mangesh Yadav's encounter was fake.
In his post later on Sunday, the SP chief said, "Under whom IPS officers remained absconding for months; discussion of police stations earning Rs 15 lakh per day; BJP members themselves kidnapping the police; and where bulldozers are under code. has been replaced by" Penal Code; 'Law and order' has become just a word.
Yadav said, "For those who have made a habit of getting reprimanded by the court, it is better to remain silent."
Criticizing the law and order situation in the state, Yadav said that the BJP government has made a habit of getting scolded by the courts.
Yadav said in a post in Hindi on "
His comment came when Yogi Adityanath, in a public rally a few hours ago, had targeted the SP chief and said, "Those who considered power as their 'bapauti' (family property), have now started realizing it. That they will never return to Uttar Pradesh, that is why they are trying to conspire. They (SP) are trying to create anarchy. They have nothing to do with development and safety of daughters and traders.
The CM had also targeted Yadav over the police encounter of Mangesh Yadav, who was allegedly involved in the robbery of a jewelers shop in Sultanpur. Adityanath said, "You tell me, if a dacoit is killed in an encounter with the police then the Samajwadi Party feels bad. You ask these people what should have happened."
Yadav had earlier suggested that Mangesh Yadav's encounter was fake.
In his post later on Sunday, the SP chief said, "Under whom IPS officers remained absconding for months; discussion of police stations earning Rs 15 lakh per day; BJP members themselves kidnapping the police; and where bulldozers are under code. has been replaced by" Penal Code; 'Law and order' has become just a word.
Yadav said, "For those who have made a habit of getting reprimanded by the court, it is better to remain silent."
