The government officials of Uttar Pradesh have once again shown their insensitive side and left people angry and unhappy.
If you remember, last time when the Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath visited the family of BSF soldier Prem Sagar who was killed on LoC, the UP officials made make-shift arrangements; they installed an AC at the house as well as provided sofa but took those away within 30 minutes after the CM left.
As per Deccan Herald, CM Yogi was going to visit Kushinagar on Thursday to meet members of an untouchable community called “Mushar”. Surprisingly, the officials of the district had given soaps, scents and shampoos to the people belonging to this community just to make sure that they were clean when they met the CM.
The members of Mushar community are basically rat-catchers and local citizens are pretty amazed to see that new toilets are constructed in their slum, roads are repaired and electric lights have been fitted.
Here’s what a resident told DC,
“New toilets were constructed…dusty roads were made pitched and lights were installed within no time.”
An old member of the community stated,
“We were also given scented soaps, shampoos and perfumes and asked to use them before going to meet the chief minister.”
Is it really necessary that the CM has to visit a place for its improvement?
