Lucknow: Opposition to JEE and NEET exam between Coronavirus infection and politics is also heating up. On Thursday, Samajwadi Party chief and former UP CM Akhilesh Yadav wrote an open letter to the BJP and the government. In this letter, he has clearly told the BJP that "Just like the MLAs do in the horse-trading, they should also make arrangements for the stay of the candidates."

On seeing Akhilesh's letter, the SP worker went to besiege the Raj Bhavan in Lucknow. During this, clashes started when the policemen tried to remove them. Eventually the police used force and forcibly drove them away from the Raj Bhavan. Meanwhile, many activists were also detained. Akhilesh Yadav has written this open letter in support of the students of NEET and JEE, but his target is on BJP. In his tweeted letter, it is written that 'Arrangements for students to come, eat, drink and stay should be done in the same manner as they do at the time of horse trading.

Akhilesh has written in his letter that 'BJP is spreading irrational and ridiculous thing that when people are leaving home for other works then why can't they do the exam? The BJP has also forgotten that the people are coming out of their homes under compulsion and those who want to protect themselves at home, the government is also forcing them to go out in the name of examinations. In such a situation, if a student, the guardian who came with them, or the elders of the house who came in contact with them after returning home got an infection, then will this government suffer?

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