A day after Rahul Gandhi's remarks caused a stir in Lok Sabha, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav delivered a speech filled with sarcasm and poetry, taking aim at the Modi government. During the debate on the President’s address on the Motion of Thanks, Yadav highlighted issues like the paper leaks in competitive exams and reiterated his skepticism about EVM voting. He sarcastically thanked the electorate and commented on the perceived instability of the government, saying it appears "lost."
In a poetic critique, he recited lines implying that the government lacks a solid foundation. Yadav also asserted that the Opposition bloc, INDIA, achieved a moral victory in the elections, symbolizing a shift away from communal politics. He declared June 4 as a day marking India's independence from divisive politics, celebrating the triumph of unity over division.
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