Sandeep Tiwari, Lucknow: After the displeasure over Azam Khan in Uttar Pradesh politics, now the Samajwadi Birthday celebration has stood in his enhance. On Sunday, SP’s Lucknow Central MLA Ravidas Mehrotra (Samajwadi birthday party mla ravidas malhotra) got here to satisfy the jailed Azam Khan. However the prison management refused to satisfy mentioning in poor health well being. At round 10 within the morning, Ravidas reached the prison premises together with the SP supporters.
On the other hand, MLA Ravidas Mehrotra had to go back disillusioned. Throughout this, the SP MLA accused the BJP govt and mentioned that the management has an order from the federal government that we must now not be allowed to satisfy them. He mentioned that Azam Khan has been saved the place the criminals sentenced to demise are living.
BJP is killing democracy
SP MLA Ravidas accused the Yogi govt and mentioned that the federal government is doing atrocities and injustice towards Azam Khan. Pretend circumstances had been filed towards him, because of which he’s in prison for 26 months. On the identical time, making critical allegations, he mentioned that the BJP govt is oppressing him in prison, torture is being finished. SP MLA Ravidas Mehrotra mentioned that now there will probably be a powerful combat towards it. He alleged that the BJP govt has killed democracy.
Shivpal had long past to satisfy on Friday
On Friday, Praspa leader and SP MLA Shivpal Yadav had come to satisfy Azam Khan. After the assembly, Shivpal had focused the SP, announcing that 10-time MLA Azam Bhai is the senior maximum chief within the meeting. He has additionally served in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. Samajwadi Birthday celebration must have agitated for them. Additionally mentioned that Samajwadi Birthday celebration isn’t serving to Azam Khan. It is a misfortune. Samajwadi Birthday celebration must have helped. He mentioned that as of late Azam is the senior maximum chief within the meeting and the founder member of SP. He’s additionally a member of Lok Sabha.
