Lucknow: Voting is to be held in 38 districts of the state on May 11 for the second and last phase of UP civic elections. Meanwhile, political parties and candidates are making every possible effort to ensure victory. are exerting full force. Similarly, a different kind of effort by the supporters of Mukesh Upadhyay, who is contesting on BSP ticket from Barot Municipality of Baghpat, has become a matter of discussion in the entire district. Under this, Mukesh appeared in the Anil Kapoor style of the film 'Nayak'. Supporters showered him with 21 liters of milk. Later a video of it went viral on social media.
In the video, surrounded by his supporters, Mukesh Upadhyay is seen taking a bath with milk. Mukesh is seen sitting with folded hands. He is surrounded by supporters from all sides. One of them is pouring milk on him from a can. Due to this, the supporters are continuously raising slogans of his Zindabad. On this, the BSP candidate was also heard saying that after winning the election, the honor given to him by bathing him with milk, he will surely repay the debt. The way people have sanctified them. In the same way, he will also clean the filth of the city.
According to the news received, this program of bathing BSP candidate Mukesh Upadhyay with milk took place in Kanshiram Colony of Baraut. His speech was held there first, after that the supporters started garlanding him with flowers. Due to this the supporters brought milk and requested Mukesh Upadhyay to bathe with it. Mukesh sat down with folded hands, obeying the supporters. Then he was bathed with about 21 liters of milk. Later, Mukesh Upadhyay claimed that the public is giving him full support in the elections. He said that the public is influenced by my thoughts and development issues. The public has bathed me with milk. People have expectations from me. I will definitely try my best to live up to those expectations.
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