Mayawati: Bulandshahr violence due to UP govt's irresponsible, wrong strategies

Lucknow, Dec 4 Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati on Tuesday blamed the "irresponsible and wrong" policies of the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh for the horde viciousness in Bulandshahr locale in which a cop was among the two people killed.

"Killing of (an) inspector and one other person in Bulandshahr violence is due to (the) unreliable and wrong policies of the state government. Strict move ought to be made against those associated with the demonstration so individuals can feel that there is a legislature here. Because of disparaging of deceitful components by (the) BJP, there is 'jungle raj' in the state," Mayawati said.

Condoling the death of those who died in the violence, the Dalit leader said there was a need to set up a standard of law to prevent mob attacks.

Assessor Subodh Kumar Singh, who had probed the Akhlaq lynching case at first, and a 20-year-old local had died of gunshot injuries on Monday as a rampaging crowd dissenting affirmed cow butcher burnt a police post and conflicted with the cops, as indicated by police.

On the killing of a BJP leader in Lucknow, Mayawati said the saffron party's leaders were also suffering "due to violent and aggressiveness promoted by (the) BJP".

It appears that the BJP government in the state has failed to discharge its duties, the BSP supremo added.