Tensions boiled over in Lucknow’s legislative halls as SP lawmakers staged a ruckus during budget discussions, snatching papers and prompting Minister Sanjay Nishad’s withering rebuttal. The UP Fisheries head and party president skewered Akhilesh Yadav with proverbial wisdom: ‘Robbed by familiars, wrecked in still waters.’
Detailing SP’s 30-year tyranny, Nishad cited Sachar exposes of chicanery. ‘Their PDA – for the backward, Dalits, minorities – delivers only torment, woe, and disgrace. They muzzle honest voices.’ He pressed for proof of Nishad welfare spends, alleging embezzlement of federal grants via armed intimidation.
Unavenged killings of Nishad icons during SP reigns fuel his rage: ‘CBI for a politician’s livestock, silence on our martyrs?’ Reports reveal quota biases: milk traders at 27%, leather at 23%, fishermen forgotten. ‘Predators in piscator’s pond.’
Presidential nod lists him SC, querying the OBC pivot. Nishad decried manipulative movie monikers for controversy, seeking preemptive legal checks. On Madani’s apocalypse call, he mourned Muslims’ backwardness under charlatans, hailing them as kin compatriots. He counseled Swami Avimukteshwaranand to evangelize faith, eschew politics.
This salvo from Nishad galvanizes debate on governance lapses, fortifying his bastion among overlooked castes and intensifying UP’s prelude to electoral battles.