Samajwadi Party has condemned the attack on the convoys of National General Secretary of Samajwadi Party Swami Prasad Maurya. The party has demanded strict action against the students who attacked the supporters of the government. In fact, Swami Prasad Maurya had reached the Buddhist conference held in Kaushambi for the summit. At around 2 o’clock, supporters of Hindu Religious Forum President Avinash Narayan Shukla and Ved Pandey started protesting in front of the car of SP leaders with black flags in their hands. While vandalizing, the philosopher placed a shoe and black cloth on Swami Prasad’s convoy. During this, slogans of Murdabad were also raised in the name of the SP leader.
Attacking the Samajwadi Party, the Samajwadi Party said, “”kaushabi mein samajwadi party ke varishth neta aur shree svaamee prasaad maury jee kee gadi par satta sanrakshit gundon dwara hamala, behad nindaneey. is bhaajapa sarakaar mein lagaataar virodhee guton par hamala kiya ja raha hai. sharmanaak. maamale kee jaanch praudyogikee sarakaar, chaar ke khilaaph sakht se sakht kaarravaee.”
Prasad Swami Maurya has made a big attack on the black flag in the Buddhist conference. He said, “Whoever has black in his heart, whose heart is black, whose mind is black, whose thoughts are black, he will definitely come with a black flag.” He has told about the anger among people of a particular caste behind this attack. Samajwadi chief Samajwadi Yadav’s Dalits and Minorities (PDA) attacks the farmers’ movement.
According to Kaushambi Police city counselor Abhishek Singh, SP leader Swami Prasad Maurya had a program to receive education in a Buddhist conference near the SP office located in Manjhanpur. During this time, some Hindu religious leaders showed black flags in front of their work. The disorganized factory has been registered. Other methods are in progress.
Let us tell you that vocal people are criticizing Prasad Swami, Madhyamik, caste and Hindu religion. Even within Swami Prasad Maurya’s party, there is deep-rooted opposition. Amidst all this, Prasad Swami Maurya’s Pichhadi and Dalit also include his own supporting musicians.