Mayawati hit outs at Modi government, Akhilesh Yadav

June 04, 2016 14:46

BSP chief Mayawati today lashed out at the Modi government at the Centre, saying it was just tom-tomming its "hollow" programmes to mislead the people and said "bad days" are on the anvil for the BJP dispensation.

The former Uttar Pradesh chief minister also targeted her guns at the SP government for the Mathura violence and demanded a CBI or court-monitored probe into the deadly incident.

The BSP chief slammed Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav for not taking the Mathura violence seriously. "Rather than touring Bundelkhand, he should have been visiting Mathura today," she said, and demanded a judicial or Supreme Court-monitored or CBI probe into the incident.

Slamming the programmes to celebrate two years of Modi government, she said the BJP-led dispensation had nothing to take credit for and was just tomtomming its "hollow" programmes to mislead the people. "Forget about achche din, now the bure din of government are coming (forget the promise of good days, now bad days are on the cards for the government)," she said.

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