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Akhilesh Yadav Announces District Manifestos for 2027 Uttar Pradesh Polls

Akhilesh Yadav Announces District Manifestos for 2027 Uttar Pradesh Polls
SP to bring out district-wise manifesto for Assembly elections: Akhilesh Yadav · thestatesman.com

Akhilesh Yadav said his party will make a plan for each district before the 2027 elections in Uttar Pradesh.

The plan will include local problems as well as issues affecting the whole state.

He accused the BJP government of stopping some Samajwadi Party events.

He described a delayed event in Bulandshahr where officials reportedly gave changing reasons for refusing permission.

Yadav said the government is not doing enough to help people facing inflation.

He also criticized the government’s claims about economic growth.

He said the BJP is against reservation and has negative intentions toward madrasas.

These statements were allegations made by Yadav, and no response from the BJP was included in the article.

Key facts

Party
Samajwadi Party
Party president
Akhilesh Yadav
Election
2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections
Manifesto plan
A state-specific manifesto plus separate district-wise manifestos
Cited event
A Samajwadi Party programme in Bulandshahr was allegedly denied permission after postponement
Main criticism
Yadav accused the BJP government of obstructing programmes and failing to address inflation
Other issues raised
Reservation, madrasas, journalists, communal campaigning, and economic growth

Quotes

Akhilesh Yadav

President of the Samajwadi Party and former Uttar Pradesh chief minister

“This government has jailed the most journalists. The BJP wants to create a communal atmosphere before the elections and does not discuss issues like inflation. Inflation is so rampant because they are busy filling the pockets of their own people, which is why inflation is not under control.”
thestatesman.com
“Why is the government bothered by our programme? We haven’t seen a worse government than this. Police are taking action for reporting accurate news. Visiting schools has been banned. The government is going to go. We pledge to do so.”
thestatesman.com

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