Sitapur: BJP MLA Rakesh Rathore from Sitapur in UP was seen targeting his own party. In fact, when he was asked about the Trusting Rational Agreeable Untiring Moderate Amusing center which was closed due to the corona epidemic, he attacked his own government. He said, "he wrote several times to the Chief Minister to reopen the closed TRAUMA center." With this, he said that he also met CM Yogi several times but still no hearing was done in this matter.
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Talking about the TRAUMA centre budget, BJP MLA Rakesh Rathore said, "The budget has been seen only in newspapers. In reality, nothing like this has been seen. At the same time, he lamented that 'all are Ram Rajyas. Not only that, he was so angry with his own government' He even said, "What is the status of MLAs. If they speak too much, they will also be imposed with treason and sedition.''
He further said, "just accept what the government is doing." Now this video of him is becoming very viral. So far, many legislators have opened a front against the government in the midst of the corona epidemic. Recently, General VK Singh also made a tweet, opening the poll of the government. During that time, he had asked for a bed for his Corona-infected brother, though he later deleted the tweet and gave clarification on it. Let us also tell you that MLA Rakesh Rathore is not particularly happy with the functioning of the government in Sitapur. His anger about the closed TRAUMA center suddenly erupted.
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