 "Mulayam confident about Third Front govt at the Centre")
Samajwadi Party supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav today exuded confidence that a Third Front government will come to power at the Center.
"This time the Third Front government will come to power. You all give me a chance once," Yadav told an election rally here.
Terming Congress government a "failure", he claimed that gross domestic product of the country has reduced drastically in their rule.
"When I asked about the roads and fencing done during my regime as the defence minister, they failed to give a reply. It was told that the roads were damaged and it was not repaired by Congress and BJP," he said.
Mulayam said that if his party forms the government at the centre, Dalit and dowry acts would be amended so that an innocent person is not wrongly framed.
The SP supremo promised that if voted to power, facilities would be provided to farmers and Muslims to improve the condition of agriculture sector and weavers, besides free education to students and allowance would be given to unemployed youths.
"This time the Third Front government will come to power. You all give me a chance once," Yadav told an election rally here.
Terming Congress government a "failure", he claimed that gross domestic product of the country has reduced drastically in their rule.
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The SP supremo claimed that after intrusion by China army in Indian territory two union ministers and several officials came to take his suggestions.
"When I asked about the roads and fencing done during my regime as the defence minister, they failed to give a reply. It was told that the roads were damaged and it was not repaired by Congress and BJP," he said.
Mulayam said that if his party forms the government at the centre, Dalit and dowry acts would be amended so that an innocent person is not wrongly framed.
The SP supremo promised that if voted to power, facilities would be provided to farmers and Muslims to improve the condition of agriculture sector and weavers, besides free education to students and allowance would be given to unemployed youths.
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