Unlike Opposition, BJP Government Works For Poorest Of Poor: Amit Shah
NDTV
Uttar Pradesh is set to go to the polls next year.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said that unlike the opposition we have proved that Bharatiya Janata Party governments work for the poorest of the poor.
While addressing the launch event of ''Mera Parivaar-BJP Parivaar'' membership drive, Shah said, "BJP has done the work of getting back its identity to Uttar Pradesh. BJP has done a lot of work to take the state towards becoming the most prominent state of the country. BJP has proved that governments are not for the family, but for the poorest of the poor in the state."
He further question said that for the last five years people were sitting at their homes and now they are coming out and thinking they will form their government.
"People who were sitting at home for the last five years are coming out thinking their government will be formed. I want Akhilesh Yadav to tell the people of Uttar Pradesh that for how many days he was staying abroad. Where was he during COVID, floods. They only worked for their family." Mr Shah said.
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