BJPs Dinesh Sharma Redefines SPs PDA as Oppression, Betrayal, and Patronage to Criminals

BJP leader Dinesh Sharma criticizes the Samajwadi Partys PDA coinage, claiming it stands for oppression, betrayal, and harboring of criminals, not minority and backward welfare. He predicts the SPs defeat in the upcoming general election due to the Modi wave.

In a scathing attack on the Samajwadi Party (SP), BJP leader Dinesh Sharma has redefined the party's coinage of PDA – Pichchde, Dalit, and Alpsankhyak – as oppression of people, their betrayal, and harbouring of criminals by the party.

Sharma's Interpretation of PDA

Addressing reporters in Gonda, Uttar Pradesh, Sharma asserted that the P in PDA stands for "peedit karnaa" (inflicting pain), the D for "daghabaazi karna" (betrayal), and the A for "apradhi ko sanrakshan dena" (giving patronage to criminals).

SP's Use of PDA

The SP often uses the term PDA in its rallies and meetings, claiming it would work for the welfare of the oppressed and the minorities if it comes to power.

Sharma's Prediction for the General Election

Sharma expressed confidence that the SP has no chance of winning in the coming general election due to the "Modi wave" that has swept the country. He described it as the wave of Ram Rajya and asserted that the opposition is disappointed and depressed, leading them to form an alliance of thugs.

Modi's Four Castes

Sharma further stated that under the central leadership of Narendra Modi, there are only four castes in India: youth, women, farmers, and the poor.

Akhilesh Yadav's Definition of PDA

In contrast to Sharma's interpretation, SP chief Akhilesh Yadav had previously defined PDA as the name of the unity born out of shared consciousness and feeling against the exploitation and oppression of those who are backward, Dalit, and minority.

Yadav's Inclusive View of PDA

Addressing the media in Balrampur, Yadav emphasized that both the oppressed and the well-off are part of the PDA, including tribals and half the population – women.

As the political landscape of India heats up in anticipation of the general election, the redefinition of the SP's PDA by BJP leader Dinesh Sharma adds a new dimension to the ongoing discourse on social and political inclusivity.