Root out BSP from UP, Mulayam asks voters

Promises an ideal government with honesty and justice

PTI | January 23, 2012



Appealing to people to dislodge BSP, Samajwadi Party supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav on Sunday promised to provide an ideal government if voted to power in Uttar Pradesh.

Addressing election rallies in Deoria and Kushinagar, he said it voted to power, his party would present a model of honesty and justice and give an ideal government.

He said SP would ensure welfare of all sections of the society and warned that stern action would be taken against the corrupt and all those involved in loot of public money.

Attacking BSP government, Yadav said that in the interest of the state people must root it out.

He alleged that during BSP regime false cases were lodged against one lakh party workers, but not a single FIR was lodged against BJP or Congress workers.

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