Uttar Pradesh News: Thousands of people joined the Aam Aadmi Party’s padyatra from Kurebhar to Katka on the fourth day of its march against unemployment and injustice in Uttar Pradesh. The presence of people at every turn and in every village clearly showed that the public now wants change. In Kurebhar, the youth met AAP MP Sanjay Singh and urged him to raise the issue of employment in Parliament. Asha Bahus also warmly welcomed the padyatra near Patna Square and Purvanchal Expressway. The enthusiasm of the people was also visible in Kurebhar Bazaar, Guftarganj, Babuganj and Katra Bazaar.
Uttar Pradesh News: Received immense support even at night
When the approximately 200-kilometer foot march from Ayodhya to Prayagraj halted for the night in Kurebhar, the enthusiasm of the people proved that the public’s trust in the Aam Aadmi Party is steadily growing. Despite the cold and the approaching night, people gathered in large numbers to welcome the marchers.
AAP leader Sanjay Singh: Sanjay Singh became emotional after reaching Sultanpur
Upon reaching Sultanpur, Sanjay Singh became emotional. He said that this is his home district, and the problems here are not just a matter of statistics for him, but a personal pain. He said that the condition of the district’s roads has deteriorated drastically over the past eight years. Potholes everywhere invite accidents. The electricity situation is also pathetic, with electricity available for barely 10 hours in 24 hours, which disrupts children’s education and businesses’ work.
Uttar Pradesh News Today: Promise to raise the problems of Asha Bahus in Parliament
During the march, ASHA workers expressed their concerns to Sanjay Singh. They said that ASHA workers work to save women’s lives in extremely difficult times, but their honorarium is very low. Sanjay Singh assured them that he would strongly raise their voice from the streets to Parliament. In Sultanpur, Vanshraj Dubey, Suresh Chandra, Rakesh Singh, Kuldeep Yadav, Raunak Singh, Devansh Singh, Brijesh Singh, and Ramshankar Gautam, among others, welcomed the march.
Scathing attack on the health system
Sanjay Singh stated that the state of health services in the district is very poor. From the district hospital to the CHC, there is a shortage of medicines and doctors. He pointed out that the incident of providing “X-ray reports on paper” at the Government Medical College exposes the state’s healthcare system.
‘Paper leak became the identity of the state’
Speaking about youth unemployment, he said that in the last eight years, no teacher recruitment, police recruitment, or RO/ARO exams have been completed. Each time, exams are cancelled due to paper leaks. This is shattering the dreams of millions of youth. He said that until the recruitment process becomes transparent and accountable, the future of the youth will not be secure.
The public added their pain to the movement
Sanjay Singh said that when the march reached Sultanpur, thousands of people joined the movement against unemployment, inflation, and a broken system. He said that the fight in Sultanpur is personal to him, and this movement is a fight for the rights of the people, which will continue.
