Hindustan Times (Lucknow)

No govt facility can be permanent, says Akhilesh after vacating bungalow

- HT Correspond­ent letters@hindustant­imes.com ▪

SP chief Akhilesh Yadav, who shifted out of his 4 Vikramadit­ya Marg government bungalow, on Saturday said he will stay at the VVIP guesthouse till the alternativ­e arrangemen­t is ready. “We honour the judiciary. No government facility can be permanent,” he said.

LUCKNOW: Samajwadi Party (SP) national president Akhilesh Yadav, who shifted out of his 4 Vikramadit­ya Marg government allotted bungalow, on Saturday said he will stay at the VVIP guesthouse till the alternativ­e arrangemen­t is ready.

“We honour the judiciary. No government facility can be permanent,” he said talking to newsperson­s at Janeshwar Mishra Park in Gomti Nagar where he went for an evening walk.

“I have an old habit of exercising. Because now I have no place to work out, so I came here. This place was built by the Samajwadi Party government. Now, I will walk daily in one or the other place. This will also give me an opportunit­y to interact with people. If I visit this place often, the facilities will improve here,” he said.

Later at night, Akhilesh tweeted a picture and a message about his exiting the government bungalow. The tweet’s translatio­n is: “Sometime in Dholpur, sometime in Mysore, and many other places... whenever I moved to a new place, I always gained something, learnt something new. So let it be yet again. Our country’s philosophy too says ‘keep moving, keep moving’.”

I have an old habit of exercising. Because now I have no place to work out, so I came here (Janeshwar Mishra Park). AKHILESH YADAV, SP chief

 ?? HT PHOTO ?? ▪ Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav with his wife Dimple Yadav and children vacating the government bungalow on 4 Vikramadit­ya Marg in Lucknow on Saturday.
HT PHOTO ▪ Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav with his wife Dimple Yadav and children vacating the government bungalow on 4 Vikramadit­ya Marg in Lucknow on Saturday.

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