Mysore, June 14,2013:
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadava today said that the third front which has been taking shape in the country has bright future in the present political scenario.
Speaking to newsmen at suttur mutt he said that there was all possibility of third front government leaving both congress and BJP at the centre .
Stating that due to bad governance of the UPA government at the centre the unemployment has increased in the country besides the common man were the worst suffer following rise in prices of essential commodities he added
Strongly criticizing the union government to fail to arrest the naxal activities across the country he said that the government was not able to take any measures which has been increasing day by day particularly northern parts of the country . people are leaving with fear in bordering areas without any security , he said
On his arrival in Mysore, Akhilesh meet Dr. Syed Shakeeb-ur-Rehman, Dean-Faculty of Engineering, Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) and Vice-Principal of SJCE, at his Subashnagar residence before proceeding to Brigade Solitaire Apartment in Alanahalli to meet his friend Dasharath Rai to greet him on his birthday.
Later, he visited Suttur Mutt at the foot of Chamundi Hill and sought the blessings of Sri Shivaratri Deshikendra Swamiji
He visited Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering (SJCE) on a nostalgic visit and interact with his old teachers and friends .the UP Chief minister was honoured on the occasion before leaving for Bangalore to catch a chartered flight to Lucknow.
Earlier Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has regretted not learning Kannada language during his college days in Mysore where he studied BE in Environmental Engineering at Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering (SJCE) in 1990s.
During a party function at Channapatna for where former forest minister in BJP cabinet C.P. Yogeshwar won on Samajwadi Party (SP) ticket opening SP’s account in Karnataka assembly after a long back, Mr. Yadav felt if he had learnt Kannada it would have been much easy for him to catch the pulse of electorate and built strong party base. “I have done a mistake and regret it now. The victory of SP candidate from Channapatna assembly constituency is like a rebirth for the party in the State and the SP’s future look bright”.
Making his intentions clear, India’s youngest CM said the formation of Third Front is evitable and the SP will be playing a crucial role. There is anti-Congress and anti-BJP resentment across the country for the reasons best known. So, it’s right time for all like-minded regional parties to join hands and form Third Front.
Referring to inter-state water disputes involving Karnataka, Mr. Yadav said both Congress and BJP have failed to introduce an ‘acceptable’ water policy which is why the problem of water sharing during drought seasons flare-up. “If the Third Front come to power in 2014 Lok Sabha polls there is a likelihood of SP supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav becoming Prime Minister and we will introduce water policy”.
