Prayagraj: Deputy chief minister Keshav Prasad Maurya on Monday asked party workers to ensure that the designs of the Samajwadi Party (SP) and Congress do not succeed.Referring to the ‘padayatra’ scheduled for Nov, themed as ‘Save democracy, end anarchy’, Maurya further called upon party workers to put in their best efforts to make the event a grand success. He also stressed the need for an organisational strategy spanning from the booth level up to the mandal level that would ensure a decisive defeat for Akhilesh Yadav in 2027. He expressed full faith in the hard work of the party cadre.Targeting Rahul Gandhi and Akhilesh, the deputy CM noted that while the Congress and the ‘INDI’ alliance had aimed for a turnout of 10 lakh people at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan, only 10,000 showed up, rendering the entire event a ‘flop show’. The masses have rejected their attempts to topple govt of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He asserted that Rahul and Akhilesh might pose as a ‘fake’ Prime Minister and a ‘fake’ chief minister respectively, but they are far from being the real ones. It would take them 30 years to attain such positions. As long as the vision of a ‘Developed India’ (Viksit Bharat) and a ‘Developed Uttar Pradesh’ (Viksit Uttar Pradesh) is being pursued, the Congress and SP will not return to power, nor will the BJP lose its hold on governance.On Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had pledged to liberate the nation from ‘dynastic politics’. It’s a testament to the impact of this resolve that many proponents of dynastic politics have since been pushed to the margins.Maurya said: “Now, INDI alliance gathered in Delhi under the umbrella of the Gandhi family in a desperate attempt to save their own existence.” Yet, none of these parties possess the strength to challenge Modi and the BJP.Following Modi’s pledge, the political influence of several dynasties like Lalu Prasad Yadav’s family in Bihar, the late Mulayam Singh Yadav’s family in Uttar Pradesh, Mamata Banerjee’s family in West Bengal, MK Stalin’s family in Tamil Nadu and the late Biju Patnaik’s family in Odisha is now gasping its final political breath. These families are now attempting to find a political foothold by hitching a ride on the Gandhi family’s boat, an endeavour that is destined to fail. The Gandhi family itself is currently on the margins and in the last three Lok Sabha elections, their total seat count has not even reached two hundred.In many states, they have been out of power for the past 50 years. Rahul is ‘immature’. These dynastic parties should clearly understand that Modi is not going anywhere, and the country will continue to progress under his leadership.Prominent leaders, including Vivek Mishra, Pawan Srivastava, Ambuj Tripathi and others, were present on the occasion.