Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, while accusing the Siddaramaiah government of being anti-farmer, has said that people were frustrated and would bring in a change by voting in favour of the BJP in this election to the Assembly.
Addressing an election meeting at Hosapete on Wednesday, Mr. Adityanath said that a large number of farmers in the State had committed suicide, corruption had crossed its limits and the Siddaramaiah government had failed to make use of Central schemes for the welfare of the people, particularly the youth.
“The Congress is not bothered about farmers, welfare of the people and development of the State but is mired in corruption while it indulges in divisive politics. The Congress could have initiated the process of desilting the Tungabhadra dam and ensured adequate supply of water for farmers but it has failed to do so,” he charged.