LUCKNOW: Two more phases of elections are left in the UP, of which campaigning for the sixth phase has ended yesterday. For the 7th and last phase, all political parties are engaged in campaigning with full force. In this episode, Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has gone to Mau today to address public meetings. Speaking at the Indira Gandhi PG College ground in Madhuban Assembly constituency, Priyanka said that  the biggest problem of the state is employment. Inflation is constantly on the rise. The labourers have started getting less wages. The farmer is not getting the price of the crop, the electricity bill has also increased from the top. The public is facing all the problems but the government does not talk about solving it.

Without naming anyone, he said that people who talk about running bulldozers on Pak, China and criminals prefer not even talking about problems. The Congress leader said chief minister Yogi falsely assures 70 lakh jobs from forums and fights only on caste and religion.  

Government playing with the spirit of the students: Priyanka has continued her point and said that  12 lakh job posts are lying vacant in the state. The BJP is playing with the sentiments of the students. The BJP, SP and BSP are pushing the youth and women into the pit. The government continues to keep people poor and uneducated.

The achievements of the Congress Government in Chhattisgarh were listed. It has been said that in Chhattisgarh, the stray animals are being used as employment opportunities. They are buying cow dung for two rupees a kilo there. He has said that in this election, you have to decide what you want. You all have to decide the direction and condition of the state. Vote for the country apart from caste and religion. Priyanka Gandhi talks about forming a Congress government.

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