He said people could see him in the top post after the next assembly election, but the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leadership will take the final decision. Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya has made it clear that he wants to become the chief minister.
Because i want it, he added, “I also have the ambition to become the chief minister, but it will not happen just.
In an interview with a television channel, he said, “It is possible that next time you may see me as the CM, or you may see me in some other role. He said the party’s immediate target is to secure a majority in the assembly. After that, the legislative party will decide and the observers coming from Delhi will decide,” he said. He defended the BJP government’s record on jobs and said recruitment has been carried out fairly. When we have given jobs, we have taken care of every section,” he said. He used a Hindi idiom that roughly translate to, “The pot calling the kettle black,” to attack the SP and said there had been little development during its time in government.
That will be decided by the party. Nothing will be decided only on the basis of my ambition. The leadership of my party will decide who will do what. “Our goal at present is that we will win a majority. He also addressed his equation with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and rejected the idea that competition between the two leaders is affecting the government. Maurya also claimed that the Samajwadi Party (SP) will not return to power in Uttar Pradesh and the Congress will not return to power at the Centre until India becomes a developed country. “Our government has worked impartially. Maurya also responded to Yadav’s criticism over flooding in Prayagraj.
