Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya today alleged that the "trio of Samajwadi Party, Bahujan Samaj Party and Congress" lacked a concrete agenda and were hell bent only on stopping Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
"These three parties (SP, BSP and Congress) do not have any agenda. They have lost the mandate of the people and are hell bent in stopping and pushing Prime Minister Narenda Modi. But, their plans will never succeed," Maurya told an election rally here today.
He claimed that during the previous regimes, the morale of the criminals was at an all time high while the police was reluctant to act against them. But, after BJP came to power, the police is giving a befitting reply to the criminals, he claimed.
The UP deputy chief minister said that nagar panchayats in the state will be developed to an extent that people residing in metropolitan cities would eventually want to stay there.
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