BJP ally Anupriya Patel has increased the tension of Yogi government, will one post create a political storm?

UP Nazul Property Bill: Amidst opposition in the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly, the ‘Uttar Pradesh Nazul Property (Management and Use for Public Purpose) Bill 2024 was passed by voice vote. However, the Nazul Property Bill could not be passed in the UP Legislative Council. On the proposal of the ruling party, it was sent to the Select Committee of the House. Now Union Minister Anupriya Patel has also expressed displeasure over this bill of the Yogi government and called it unnecessary.

Apna Dal (S) President and Union Minister Anupriya Patel is against this bill of the Yogi government. She posted on X and wrote – “The bill related to Nazul land has been sent to the Select Committee of the Legislative Council today for discussion. I believe that the Nazul land bill brought without extensive discussion is not only unnecessary but also against the sentiments of the common people. The Uttar Pradesh government should immediately withdraw this bill and strict action should be taken against the officials who have misled in this matter.”

Earlier, some BJP MLAs including BJP MLA Harshvardhan Bajpai,and  Siddharth Nath Singh had also raised objections to this bill of the Yogi government. BJP leader and party’s state president Bhupendra Singh Chaudhary proposed to hand it over to the Select Committee. BJP MLA Harshvardhan Bajpai said that people have been living here for hundreds of years since 75 years before independence. PM Modi is settling people by giving them housing, you will demolish their houses.

Let us tell you that Parliamentary Affairs Minister Suresh Kumar Khanna introduced the bill in the UP Assembly. Regardingthish, he said that there was a need to bring this bill in public interest because from time to time when the government needs land for development work, Nazul land can be used. On the proposal to amend the bill, Samajwadi Party (SP) leader RK Verma said that the bill should be handed over to the Select Committee of the House, which should present its report in the House within a month.