Akhilesh Yadav
Lucknow: The Meerapur assembly seat is also among the 9 seats in the state for which voting was held on Wednesday for the Uttar Pradesh by-election. The Samajwadi Party accused voters of intimidating, threatening and preventing them from voting during voting here. Now the Samajwadi Party has written a letter to the Election Commission demanding fresh voting in 52 booths in the Meerapur assembly headquarters.
The voters were detained-SP
The Samajwadi Party has leveled serious allegations against the in-charge of the Kakrauli police station. In the letter written by the party to the Election Commission, it is said that the in-charge of Kakrauli police station stopped people from voting by threatening to shoot them, a video of which has gone viral on social media. In its letter, the SP also accused the Bhopa police station in charge of arresting the SP’s election agent. The SP also accused the Kakrauli inspector of preventing voters from voting.
They demand to suspend the police
In its letter, SP demands fresh voting in 52 booths in Kakrauli and the arrest of the Kakrauli police station in-charge and termination of his service along with suspension of other police officers. We told you that after Wednesday’s voting, the SP questioned the role of the Election Commission and accused the BJP of rigging the vote. At the same time, the BJP alleged that SP workers are doing “vandalism”. At the same time, women and men are also casting “fake votes” by wearing burqas.
SP president Akhilesh Yadav, addressing a press conference in Lucknow, alleged that the BJP is depending on “dishonesty” rather than votes to win the by-elections. “We have lodged complaints regarding irregularities in several constituencies including Karhal, Sisamau, Mirapur, Kundarki and Phulpur, Majhwan,” he said.
BJP-SP wants to win through manipulation
Akhilesh Yadav claimed that “the BJP wants to win these by-elections not through votes but through manipulation.” Fearing defeat, the BJP is putting pressure on the administration to work incorrectly.” The former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister also cited the Election Commission’s instructions in response to the SP’s earlier complaints and said that the Election Commission has clearly been instructed that the police cannot stop anyone, search them or see their identity cards. Akhilesh Yadav accused the BJP of preventing opposition voters from voting to compensate for the apathy of its supporters. his grip on power is slipping weakening. “His throne trembles and he is nervous because both the public and his inner circle are against him,” he said.
