Mayawati attacks Congress for wrong economic policies
Addressing
election meetings on Friday, Mayawati said people in search of jobs in
UP are forced to shift to Congress-ruled states, where they have to face
discrimination from the respective state government.
Accusing
the Congress-led government at the Centre of meting out step motherly
treatment to BSP-ruled UP, Mayawati reiterated that she has toiled hard
for all round development of the state and launched welfare projects
which were not even thought about by her predecessors but said she could
have done better with help from the UPA.
"Had
the Central government extended support, we could have given much
better results", she said adding that this discrimination had also been
because of casteist and political animosity.
Recalling
how her request for a special economic package of Rs 80,000 cr was
turned down by the Centre, she said the state government on its own
provided a package for the development of Purvanchal region.
Demanding
a special package for Purvanchal area on the lines of Himachal Pradesh
and Uttarakhand, she alleged that the Centre had not paid attention to
finding a permanent solution to the problems of flood and water logging.
The
Chief Minister, who got a resolution passed by the Vidhan Sabha for
division of UP into four states, alleged that the Centre failed to
fulfill its constitutional responsibility in this regard and blamed the
opposition parties of playing politics over the issue.
She said in 2007 state polls some wrong people entered BSP and got elected on party ticket.
"But
as they started damaging party's image because of petty personal
interests, they were shown the door," she said adding that the party has
fielded candidates with clean image in 2012 UP elections.
Mayawati
warned if Samajwadi Party returned to power, it would be goonda raj in
UP, if BJP manages to form government it would strengthen communal and
feudal powers and in case Congress returned, it would force poor, dalits
and unemployed to seek livelihood in other states and sought votes for
the welfare of sarv samaj.
Attacking FDI in retail which has been put on hold for now, she said it would destroy small traders.
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