"Today I took oath as MP inside the Parliament... even today our people have not got respect, basic facilities. Where are the jobs? Where is employment? The government will have to answer. We have come here to protect the self-respect and rights of our people and we will show it by doing it.
"If basic facilities are not reaching people after so many years of Independence, then the governments are responsible for it. Discussions should be on how to create new facilities for people, so many youths are unemployed, farmers are worried," Aazad said speaking to ANI on Friday.
Chandrashekhar Azad, Azad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) candidate from Uttar Pradesh's Nagina Lok Sabha seat, is leading from the constituency with 93,431 more votes than his nearest rival candidate from the BJP, Om Kumar, according to the latest trend put out by the Election Commission.