Overview
- The Samajwadi Party chief criticized the Union government over the deadly Delhi blast, urging a tough crackdown on terrorism and saying the public expects the probe to identify those responsible.
- He argued that the first phase of Bihar voting signals a setback for the BJP, predicting a Grand Alliance majority, which remains his assessment rather than an official result.
- Yadav announced the Vision India Plan as a forward-looking platform aimed at inclusive development and appealing to younger voters.
- He said the SP is training cadres to help eligible citizens get on voter rolls and to strengthen the party’s organization at the grassroots level ahead of upcoming polls.
- Reprising his economic attack, he alleged BJP-linked gold accumulation after demonetization and cited claims about a cough syrup scam and liquor smuggling, alongside broader criticisms of rising costs and weak public services.