Anti-social elements are ruling UP: Mayawati

Mayawati also instructed her party workers to apprise people about SP's vindictive policies so that they could 'punish' them in the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections

Press Trust of India Lucknow
Last Updated : Jul 22 2013 | 5:05 PM IST
Hitting out at the ruling Samajwadi Party government, Mayawati today said anti-social elements are ruling the roost in the state and demanded immediate intervention of the Centre.

'It seems that mafias, goondas and criminals are running the show in the state and this is most shameful... The Centre should immediately intervene into this,' an official release quoted the BSP supremo as saying at a meeting here today.

Mayawati also instructed her party workers to apprise people about SP's vindictive policies so that they could 'punish' them in the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections.

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On the ongoing transfers of police and other administrative officials, the former chief minister said that it was to intended to divert peoples' attention from the government's wrong policies and the anarchy arising out of it.

Condemning the murder of her party leader and former SP MLA, Sarvesh Singh Seepu in Azamgarh last week, Mayawati said the morale of criminal elements was so high that they were not even desisting from killing officials and policemen.

Referring to election promises made by SP before coming to power, the BSP chief said that the reality of such promises has also been exposed as it has been proved beneficial to a particular caste only.
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First Published: Jul 22 2013 | 4:35 PM IST

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