Uttar Pradesh Primary Reverend Akhilesh Yadav these days declared a questionable offer to allow MLAs to buy four-wheelers value up to Rs 20 lakh and pay their decreased value after five decades to maintain them.
The statement by the Primary Reverend in the condition Set up stimulated immediate response from BJP, BSP and The legislature commanders who said the shift would deliver a incorrect concept as the cash to be used for buying the automobiles would come from MLAs' community growth finance.
"Despite a economic disaster, the SP govt has satisfied all the guarantees it created in the celebration manifesto in the funds. MLAs are permitted to buy automobiles up to Rs 20 lakh from their community growth fund", the Primary Reverend said.
He said that value of the automobile will be decreased every season and at the end of five decades, the MLAs could down payment the decreased quantity to maintain the automobile or otherwise side it over to the govt.
"This will help MLAs who do not have cash to buy a vehicle", Akhilesh Yadav said, including that the govt would not pay for servicing of the automobile.
He also declared the choice to improve the MLA finance by Rs 25 lakh from Rs 1.25 crore to Rs 1.50 crore.
"The choice to buy automobiles will not deliver a excellent concept to the voters. Even MLAs buying automobiles with their own cash would look as if they have used community cash for the objective. We, BJP associates, will not buy automobiles with cash from the growth fund", BJP head Hukum Singh said.
BSP head Swami Prasad Maurya said that the choice would not deliver a excellent concept to the community and managed that substitute agreements would be created by the celebration for the objective of buying automobiles.
"BSP associates will not be using their growth finance for buying automobiles," Maurya said.
Congress head Pramod Tiwari broadcasted identical opinions and said that the Primary Reverend should improve the MLA place growth finance and advised him about the statement in this respect created by SP supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav in the Home in 2007.
