Tezzbuzz Desk – Political rhetoric regarding the 2027 assembly elections has intensified in Uttar Pradesh. Deputy CM Keshav Prasad Maurya hit back at Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav's 'Lathi Haregi, Laptop Jeetega' slogan. Keshav Maurya, who reached Bareilly, sarcastically said that Akhilesh Yadav can also say that Katta-Bam will win and laptop will lose. He alleged that in such a situation, development and law and order will lose, while goons and criminals will win.
Keshav Prasad Maurya claimed that Samajwadi Party will not return to power in Uttar Pradesh till 2047 and BJP is not going to go from power in the state. He said that in the 2027 assembly elections, BJP will form the government by winning more seats than before.
Target on Akhilesh regarding Ayodhya-Mathura
After attending the talent felicitation ceremony and harmony conference organized at Manohar Bhushan Inter College in Bareilly, Deputy CM also targeted Akhilesh Yadav regarding Ayodhya and Mathura. He said that Akhilesh Yadav should not go to Ayodhya, because Ram devotees will not forgive him.
Along with this, Keshav Maurya challenged Akhilesh Yadav to go to Mathura. He said that if you have courage then go to Mathura and ask for removal of Idgah and building a temple of Lord Krishna.
Answer on Rahul Gandhi's phone tapping allegation
Keshav Prasad Maurya also reacted to the allegations of phone tapping being made by Rahul Gandhi against the Prime Minister. He said that Congress leaders are not unanimous on their own statements. Keshav Maurya asked Rahul Gandhi to ask his leader Sam Pitroda and said that Sam Pitroda is saying that the Prime Minister does not get his phone tapped.
Keshav Prasad Maurya said that out of 25 assembly seats in Bareilly division, BJP currently has 20 seats. This time the party has resolved to win all the 25 seats of the division. He said that people have also reiterated this resolution in the talent honor ceremony and harmony conference.
The Deputy CM claimed that BJP will form the government in Uttar Pradesh for the third time with a huge majority.