Vikrant Shekhawat : Sep 18, 2024, 12:59 PM
Supreme Court News: The Supreme Court has banned bulldozer action till October 1, after which BSP supremo Mayawati put the central government in the dock. Expressing concern over the increasing use of bulldozers, she said that this demolition should not be a symbol of law.Mayawati wrote on social media, "The Center should make uniform guidelines for the whole country for action taken without the consent of the general public." She believes that if this did not happen, the Supreme Court would have to intervene, which is not appropriate.She also targeted Kejriwal's resignation, calling it political maneuvering and said that due to this the people of Delhi had to face many problems. Mayawati warned that political fight should not turn into enmity, so that public interest is protected.It is clear from these statements that Mayawati is seriously concerned about both the bulldozer action and the political situation.What did BSP supremo Mayawati say?BSP supremo posted on social media platform 'X', "Despite bulldozer demolition not being a symbol of rule of law, the increasing trend of its use is worrisome. By the way, when the general public does not agree with bulldozer or any other matter, then the Center should come forward and make uniform guidelines for the whole country, which is not being done. Otherwise, in the case of bulldozer action, the Honorable Supreme Court would not have to intervene and fulfill the responsibility of the Central Government itself, which was necessary. The Central and State Governments must pay attention to the implementation of the Constitution and the rule of law."Raised questions on Kejriwal's resignationEarlier, Mayawati had targeted Arvind Kejriwal over his resignation. The BSP supremo had called it political maneuvering. She said on 'X', "Mr. Arvind Kejriwal's resignation from the post of CM of Delhi is actually his electoral ploy and political maneuvering away from public interest/people's welfare, but what about the countless inconveniences and problems that the people of Delhi have faced due to his long stay in jail? Who will give account of that?" He further said, "It would be better if the political fight between the ruling party and the opposition is not bitter to the level of enmity so that the country and public interest are not affected by it. The BSP government of UP also had to see such days when the Congress government at the Center also put obstacles on Jewar Airport and Ganga Expressway and obstructed public interest and development."