Samajwadi Party govt withdrew cases against terrorists,PM at UP rally

Prime Minister Narendra Modi  on Sunday addressed an election rally at Hardoi in Uttar Pradesh and attacked the Congress and the Samajwadi Party and said, “Between 2014 and 2017, these parivarvadis did not help me in any work in UP. I am an MP from UP, but till 2017 they (then govt) didn't let me work for the people of UP. If you bring them again, will they let me work for you? Should such people be re-elected?” He launched an all out attack on the Samajwadi Party over death sentence to 38 convicts in the 2008 Ahmedabad blasts case. 

“The Samajwadi Party government withdrew cases against several terrorists accused of terror attacks in Uttar Pradesh. While the terrorists carried out blasts across the state, the SP government didn't allow trials against them,” he said. “Blasts took places at court premises in Lucknow and Ayodhya in 2007. In 2012, the SP government withdrew case against a terrorist named Tariq Kazmi. But the court foiled the SP government's conspiracy and the terrorist was sentenced to life imprisonment," the prime minister said. Modi  also warned voters against exercising their franchises against whom he calls ‘Parivarwadis’. Those who carry out their misdeeds in the dark, such dynasts can never bring light in the lives of the people, he said.