Sanjay Nishad lashed out at the use of the word "Pandit" in the UP Police SI exam, saying officers are filled with the venom of the SP and BSP.

News Topical, Digital Desk : A question asked in the sub-inspector recruitment exam in Uttar Pradesh has sparked a new political controversy. Dr. Sanjay Nishad, a cabinet minister in the Yogi government and national president of the Nishad Party, has strongly objected to the use of the word "pandit" in the question's options.

He has made serious allegations against the bureaucracy and said that there are many officers and employees in the system who are wearing the 'lotus' (BJP) on the surface, but from within they have the mentality of 'elephant, cycle and paw' (BSP, SP and Congress).

Officials accused of spreading social hatred

Speaking to reporters on Sunday (March 15), Dr. Nishad sternly stated that such officials deliberately set questions that spread hatred in society. He appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to "filter" officials with such a mindset and take strict action against them. The minister clarified that every caste has its own glorious history and no one has the right to insult the honor of any caste by targeting it.

"It's not the seat, it's the victory that matters."

Clarifying the Nishad Party's position on the upcoming elections, Dr. Sanjay Nishad stated that their alliance with the NDA is very strong. Citing previous elections, he said, "We took 11 lost seats in the last election, and won nine of them, a historic victory." He appealed to the BJP to allocate Nishad-dominated seats, but also stated that in politics, it is better to win fewer seats and become part of the government, ensuring security and respect for the community, rather than sitting in the opposition with a large number of seats.

Taunts on the opposition, praises the NDA

The cabinet minister also launched a scathing attack on the Samajwadi Party (SP) and the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP). He said that the opposition is now limited to posters and statements. The SP and BSP should tell the public how many laws they enacted for the backward classes and Dalits when they were in power. On the contrary, he claimed that under Prime Minister Modi's leadership, India is becoming economically stronger and is on its way to becoming a world leader.

Show of strength in Gorakhpur on March 22

Speaking about the party's expansion and future plans, Dr. Nishad announced that a grand foundation day celebration of the Nishad Party will be held in Gorakhpur on March 22nd. Party workers and socially enlightened individuals from across the state will gather for this event. Through this, the party will further sharpen its commitment to its struggles, social development, and the empowerment of the underprivileged.

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