SIR in UP: 'Doubts persist regarding SIR,' Ramgopal Yadav demands clarification, criticizes the government over narcotic cough syrup.

People have many doubts and suspicions regarding the Special Summary Revision (SSR). Those who are not found at their homes are being marked as absent by the Booth Level Officers (BLOs). This will lead to their names being removed from the voter list, which should not happen. He said that the party's BLOs are cooperating with the BLOs deployed in the area. The Election Commission is also being informed about the shortcomings that are coming to light. These remarks were made by Samajwadi Party's National General Secretary and Rajya Sabha MP, Prof. Ram Gopal Yadav, at a Samajwadi Party meeting in Karhal.

Ram Gopal Yadav speaks at the party meeting.

Presiding over a meeting of the Samajwadi Party organisation at Rohit Palace on the bypass road in the town, MP Prof. Ram Gopal Yadav, in the presence of MLAs, former MLAs, and MLCs, instructed the party workers to help the people in their respective areas fill out their enumeration forms and get them registered online. He also asked them to fully cooperate with the BLOs. On the question of flight cancellations, he said that it is all a conspiracy to benefit companies close to the central government. This has caused inconvenience to the common people.

SP leader speaks on narcotic cough syrup.

On the issue of narcotic cough syrup, he said that the people involved in the cough syrup scandal were given their assignments by the Chief Minister himself. The Chief Minister had distributed the work among his caste-based mafia. This is a matter of thousands of crores of rupees. If a proper investigation is conducted, the truth will come out, but this double-engine government will not conduct an investigation.

Those present

Those present included MLA Tej Pratap Singh Yadav, MLC Mukul Yadav, former MLA Anil Yadav, former DCB Chairman Dr Ramkumar Yadav, Chairman Chaudhary Abdul Naeem, Block Head Neeraj Yadav, Brij Kumar Yadav, Ram Narayan Batham, former councillors Azam Khan, Khalid Akhtar, Satyaprakash Yadav, Shishupal Singh, Praveen Saxena, Bablu Councillor, and others.