Former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav gave over the keys of the official residence allotted to him to the concerned officials on Friday night. Be that as it may, when authorities and media groups went by the palatial building on Saturday they were shocked to see its condition.
The Supreme Court had on May 7 ruled that Uttar Pradesh cheif ministers can't hold government residence after leaving the office. Following the choice, Akhilesh vacated the 4-Vikramaditya Marg earlier this week the keys of the house were given over to the estate department just on Friday (June 8).
On the off chance that the authorities are to be trusted, many expensive things were missing from the residence.
From imported Turkish tiles in the swimming pool, Italian marble from floors, ACs, imported roof and garden lights to washroom fittings, all were found missing.
The bungalow was renovated at the cost of over Rs 45 crore in 2016 and was decorated with articles picked by Akhilesh Yadav and family personally.
In any case, the Samajwadi Party has rubbished reports about the CMs cabin being left in shambles and said that there was an tried to bring down the Yadav's image as his notoriety was popularity becoming after the party's success in ongoing by polls in the state.
"This is a try by the government of Yogi Adityanath to mislead the people of the state and stain the image of Akhilesh Yadav," SP representative Sunil Singh Sajan said.
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