BJP President Amit Shah today compared SP, BSP and Congress to "poisonous snakes" and accused them of "stalling" development of Uttar Pradesh forcing its youths to migrate to other states for menial jobs.
Attacking UP Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav, Amit Shah said that central assistance was "usurped by chacha-bhatija" (Shivpal and Akhilesh) and he will have to answer for the wrongs done during his five-year rule.
"SP, BSP and Congress and at some places Ajit Singh (RLD) are together stalling the development of Uttar Pradesh as saapnath and naagnath (poisonous snakes)," Shah said at a BJP Parivartan Rally in Etah.
He said central assistance for the welfare of the poor and farmers in Uttar Pradesh went in vain as the benefits did not reach the targeted people and instead swelled the coffers of Samajwadi Party leaders "as you can see that their dwelling units had changed to palaces during the SP rule".
"He (CM) will have to first answer to the public for the wrongs done during the five years of his government," he said.
Akhilesh will first have to answer for Mathura where government land was encroached for years, Bulandshahr where gangrape was committed and his minister Azam Khan made mockery of it and here in Etah 100 people lost their lives in hooch tragedy, Shah said.
"Massive dose of financial assistance was given to the state but it was usurped by chacha-bhatija," he said, referring to Akhilesh and his uncle and state party chief Shivpal Singh Yadav.
Stressing that the youths of UP is involved in development of the entire country but lacked the facilities in their own state, Shah said over the past 15 year those committing corruption have changed but the situation here has not improved.
"It is corruption, corruption and nothing but corruption in Uttar Pradesh," he rued.
"I feel bad to see youths from UP drive taxis and work as labourers in other states as there is no opportunity in their home state," he said, adding only a BJP government can ensure that they work in their native district, stay with their parents and family.
Attacking opposition parties, he said demonetisation has taken the wind out of BSP supremo Mayawatis sails and "(Congress vice president) Rahul baba is undertaking padyatras daily".
"It will be better if Rahul takes out yatras against unemployment, poverty and starvation," Shah said, adding sarcastically that he will not be able to see the difference between UPA and NDA government till he removed his "Italian specs from his eyes".
"He (Rahul) asks what change has come after BJP came to power...he will not be able to see as he has Italian chashma on his eyes," Shah said.
(With PTI inputs)
