Chandrasekhar Azad, MP from Nagina, UP
There is a political uproar in UP over the order to install name plates in front of shops on the Kanwar Yatra route. On the other hand, questions are being raised on the action of bulldozers in Hyderganj. Many opposition forces have opposed the government’s decision. Azad Samaj Party National President Chandrasekhar Azad is also involved in it. He termed the government order as authoritarian and said that this will not happen. This is a wrong decision by the government and should be reversed. These people have not learned any lesson even from Ayodhya.
In an exclusive conversation with TV9, Chandrasekhar said that whatever is being done on the basis of religion is wrong. People can carry out big events under the guise of Kanwadis. If the authorities have a plan, stop. Whatever is happening on the basis of religion and caste is wrong. Backward castes, Dalits and Muslims are being oppressed due to the government’s decision.
‘Bulldozers can stop in Pant Nagar, why not in Hyderganj’
Along with this, Chandrasekhar also raised questions on the action of bulldozers in UP. He said that when the Chief Minister can stop bulldozers in Pant Nagar, why not in Hyderganj. These people work on the basis of caste. If this happens, we will oppose it. Responding to a question that this project belongs to Mayawati, Chandrasekhar said that whoever the project is, the government should take an elevated road from above, not demolish someone’s house.
‘Haider Canal is a 100-year-old settlement’
He further said that the Dalit-majority settlements within 16 km of Hyder Canal in capital Lucknow are nearly 100 years old. The government is conspiring to make people homeless by demolishing elevated roads. First, the Akbarnagar settlement in Lucknow was demolished to evict a large population, affecting thousands of families.
Government listens only to certain castes: Azad
Chandrasekhar said if CM can save Pantnagar then why not Hyderganj, but I think government listens only to certain caste people, if this happens here we will protest. As far as police recruitment is concerned, the Chief Minister said that vacancies will be released for re-recruitment in 6 months. Their time is up. I am reminding them that the government should now recruit.
