New Delhi: Home Minister Amit Shah's visit to Lucknow began with a grand Nishad Party rally at Ramabai Maidan. The rally was attended by the Nishad community with huge figures. The rally was also about to announce reservations for the Nishad community, but the absence of such an announcement caused resentment among the Nishad community. Nishad Party President Sanjay Nishad has expressed his displeasure over the same and has written to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.

There was also anger among the Nishad party members as there was no concrete announcement on the reservation at Amit shah's rally. Nishad Party supporters were seen talking about not voting for bjp. Sanjay Nishad has written to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath saying that if BJP wants Nishad samaj to vote, they will also have to take care of the people of this society.

In the same letter, the Nishad Party chief said, "The Home Minister said that our issues will be resolved when the government is formed, but if some issues are resolved before the government is formed, it will benefit the Nishads, it is a matter of reservation. Sanjay Nishad further said, "My workers came to the rally expressing confidence in me, I also said that bjp has been advocating our issues. Today, Amit Shah should have spoken on something or the other. Sanjay Nishad in a letter to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said, "Our society was happy with Amit Shah, if bjp government is to be formed in the state in 2022, the youth of Nishad community have to be taken care of. Sanjay Nishad said, "When Home Minister Amit Shah was addressing from the dais, our people were waving that if there was no reservation, there was no vote. I then refused them. However, some people have refused to stay with the BJP. "

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