Akhilesh Yadav targets CM Yogi in Muradnagar Crematorium Case

Lucknow: Akhilesh Yadav has slammed the BJP in the case of roof collapse of the crematorium in Muradnagar, Ghaziabad. He accused the BJP of corruption in construction works and said that those claiming zero tolerance on corruption are doing corruption in such a way that people are not aware.

Akhilesh Yadav slams CM Yogi:

Apart from Muradnagar, flyovers have also fallen in Varanasi and Etah, killing dozens of people. Construction of such accidents are the result of corruption. He said that he has not questioned the scientists who make the corona vaccine. He does not trust the BJP. BJP government should tell when the poor will get free vaccine.

The program organized by the Samajwadi Party State Headquarters on Monday on behalf of the trade organization. On this occasion, the party's national president Akhilesh Yadav, while talking to the media, targeted the Yogi government and the BJP fiercely.

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Referring to the cremation ground in Muradnagar, Ghaziabad, he said that such a painful incident never happened. The BJP government has formulated what are the standards of quality control. 25 people were killed by adulterating the construction material. This is not the first incident, dozens of people have died as a flyover collapsed in Varanasi and Etah. The beams of the expressway are cracked. He said that the BJP does not know what materials are being made which are making the goods of death for the people.

He said that the BJP has been talking about cremation in the past also. Now the people of BJP should tell the people who was building such a crematorium which took the lives of so many people. People who lost their lives came to join in the misery. He did not know that he would die. If someone has taken his life, then the BJP government and its corruption have taken it.

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