BSP chief mocks Akhilesh’s political comeback plan

Suheldev BSP president Om Prakash Rajbhar used social media on September 4 to lampoon Akhilesh Yadav’s attempt at a political resurgence.

He portrayed Yadav’s strategy as a reliance on “tilchatt” – a slang term for petty allies – claiming the Samajwadi Party chief has abandoned the bicycle‑riding, door‑to‑door outreach that once defined the party’s grassroots presence.

Rajbhar’s post suggested that Yadav now sits in an air‑conditioned chamber, counting on these “insects” to fabricate a governing coalition, a move he likened to lighting a lamp in the “Abhijeet constellation” while insects silently infiltrate the house.

The minister also highlighted what he described as Yadav’s foreign‑backed financial support and elite education, cautioning against exposing the rural Yadav community and Muslim youngsters to a political fire that could destroy their future prospects.

He closed his message with a series of devotional exclamations, reinforcing his stance that Yadav’s comeback is built on flimsy foundations.