Mainpuri, Oct. 4 -- After the Samajwadi Party delegation was stopped from visiting Bareilly following September 26 protests, Uttar Pradesh Minister Jaiveer Singh on Saturday launched attacks on the political party, saying that their sole concern is to strengthen their vote bank and they have "nothing" to do with the country and society.

Speaking to ANI, Singh said, "We believe the Samajwadi Party has nothing to do with the state, the country, or society, nor does it have any commitment or concern for social harmony. Their sole concern is strengthening their vote bank, securing and protecting it through radicalism, and keeping Muslim voters firmly aligned. That's why they're doing all this."

Meanwhile, Congress MP Pramod Tiwari targeted ...