On health infrastructure, he pointed out that in 2025 there were no stretchers in government facilities and patients were being given saline drips hung from trees, questioning the promise of digital hospitals by 2047.

On crime, Yadav said the BJP claimed it would end criminal activities by 2047, but in 2025 criminals were receiving “guard-of-honour” treatment.

“The BJP’s Amrit Kaal is actually Apradh Kaal (era of crime),” he charged.

He further slammed the promise of smart classrooms by 2047, saying that in 2025 children were still studying on broken benches, calling it not a smart classroom but a “start-stop-start classroom.”

Shivpal accused the BJP of redefining development as putting its own nameplate on works done by the Samajwadi Party and clicking photographs. He also targeted the claim of eliminating poverty by 2047, calling it a “long-term plan to keep the poor hungry.”

Calling the Vision 2047 a political instalment scheme where a new dream was sold before every election and old promises forgotten each year, Shivpal Yadav said, “Don’t sell dreams of 2047, give an account of the reality of 2025. The people now say – we want justice today, not slogans for the future.”

Chief minister Yogi Adityanath had on Monday said the four-day Monsoon session will include a 24-hour discussion on “Vision 2047 – Viksit UP”, an action plan for the next 25 years prepared with expert inputs, aiming for a developed, self-reliant state by 2047 alongside India’s national goals.