Lucknow,

03 Jan (HS): On Saturday, Samajwadi Party leader Ravidas Mehrotra reiterated

the statements of Jannayak Janta Party founder member Ajay Singh Chautala,

adding that the country is seeing conditions comparable to those that have

resulted in large upheavals in other surrounding countries.

Mehrotra

claimed that popular discontent was developing as a result of unemployment,

inflation, and poverty, while those in authority remained unconcerned about

people's suffering. He encouraged youngsters to take to the streets, as

happened in Nepal. People in India's bordering nations, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and

Bangladesh, have ousted their governments via protest. A same situation happens

in India, with people dying from hunger, poverty, inflation, and unemployment,

and those in charge disregarding these issues. Like a result, he suggested that

the country's young go to the streets, like they did in Nepal, and oust those

in power through mass protests.

Earlier,

former MP Ajay Chautala sparked outrage with his words, calling on young people

to take to the streets against the incumbent administration. Sri Lanka's youth

overthrew the government and brought about a power shift. The Bangladeshi youth

compelled them to leave the country. Nepal's young not only ejected them from

power, but also pursued and battered them on the streets. Chautala stated that

we need comparable young people here as well.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi