Nueva Delhi: The fifth day of the budget session of the Legislative Assembly of Uttar Pradesh on Monday he saw interruptions when the MLA of the Samajwadi party (SP) protested within the assembly. The protest began after the main vice minister of Uttar Pradesh, Bralesh Pathak, made a comment that SP members believed that he was aimed at Mulayam Singh.
Speaking during the session, Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak said: “You (sp) Leaders follow what Netaji says (Mulayam Singh Yadav). Follow this, right? Will you also agree with your statement ‘Ladko is culminated Ho Jaati Hai ‘”?
As soon as Pathak made this comment at the Assembly, the Samajwadi party legislators present at the assembly began to criticize their statement. Opposition leaders began to demand that Brash Pathak apologize immediately for their comment.
The opposition leader and the SP, Mata Prasad Pandey, said: “Mulayam Singh Ji has been a respected leader. He has been the state prime minister. His government (BJP) has also honored him; why is he doing Such statements “?
The president of Vidhan Sabha, satisfied Mahana intervened and asked the MLAs that they protested to leave the assembly.
While opposing capital punishment, former Prime Minister of the UP, Mulayam Singh Yadav in 2014, had allegedly said: “Ladke, Ladke Hain … Galti Ho Jati Hai.”
The budget session began on February 20 and will continue until March 5. The annual budget for fiscal year 2025-2026, is expected to exceed the 8 rupees of the 8 rupees, was presented on February 20. Previously, Uttar Pradesh Finance Minister Suresh Khanna presented a budget for a budget. of RS 8,08,736 million rupees.
The key proposals in the budget include the creation of an artificial intelligence city, a technological research park focused on cybersecurity, the distribution of scooties to meritorious students based on eligibility, the construction of four new highways and the development of 58 municipalities in smart municipalities.
Before the session began, Prime Minister Yogi Adityanath asked the opposition to cooperate so that the procedure can continue without interruptions until March 5. He said: “It is not only the responsibility of the Government but also the responsibility of the opposition to administer the session without problems. Naturally, the frustrated and disappointed opposition tries to flee to discuss these issues and try to create obstacles in the procedures of the Chamber. “