In Lucknow, RLD workers led by general secretary Anil Dubey marched to Vidhan Sabha and staged a dharna. Dubey alleged that the government was functioning in connivance with sugar mill owners.
Referring to the alleged suicide by a farmer in Lakhimpur district, he demanded resignation of the government on moral grounds. The RLD leaders later submitted a memorandum addressed to the Governor.
The ruling SP termed the RLD agitation as "farce". Its spokesman Rajendra Chaudhary alleged that RLD's leader Ajit Singh was a minister in the Union Cabinet and he never talked about the farmers or the development of the state.
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