It’s time for Akhilesh Yadav’s “Samvidhaan Manthan.”

Akhilesh Yadav, the leader of the Samajwadi Party, described the impending Lok Sabha elections as being intended to preserve democracy and the Constitution on Saturday.

“This election is to preserve democracy and the Constitution. This election is about preserving one’s honor and reservation. There had formerly been a “Samudra Manthan,” or churning of the sea. At his party headquarters here, Yadav told reporters, “This is the time for ‘Samvidhaan Manthan.'”

“On one hand, there are people who want to defend the Constitution, and on the other hand, there are people who want to end the Constitution,” he said.

The chairman of the Samajwadi Party (SP) remarked that the people of Uttar Pradesh extend a heartfelt welcome and goodbye.

“Those who came to power in 2014 will no longer be in power in 2024. Hitler lasted for ten years. Yadav said that he could not remain there for longer than ten years.

“So, his (apparently pointing towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi) 10 years have also completed,” he said.

Germany was led by Adolf Hitler from August 2, 1934, until April 30, 1945. He served as Germany’s chancellor from January 30, 1933, until April 30, 1945.

In addition, the SP head seemed to mock recently appointed Minister Om Prakash Rajbhar (without mentioning him by name) by stating that elections would be held before a department is assigned to him and a principal secretary is named.

Yadav said that since the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) took office, around one lakh farmers had killed themselves throughout the nation.

If his party is elected to power, he said, they would provide MSP with a legal assurance.

“The farmers’ requests are reasonable. A legislative guarantee and implementation of the MSP are necessary since agriculture is the foundation of the economy. The economy would suffer as well if farmers and agriculture are eliminated, he warned.