LUCKNOW, Sept. 11 -- Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Thursday accused the Uttar Pradesh government of deliberately blocking his party's planned programme in Bulandshahr out of fear. Addressing a press conference in Lucknow, Yadav said the party's Bulandshahr unit had organised an event to meet locals, understand their problems, prepare a district-specific manifesto for the upcoming assembly elections and interact with journalists. Officials first asked the party to postpone the programme citing the Sawan month. After a new date was fixed, permission for landing his helicopter was denied on the grounds of waterlogging at the helipad, he claimed. "The BJP government is panicked by our programmes. In a democracy, no government has ever snatched people's rights so blatantly," Yadav alleged. The SP chief described the denial of permission as "a clear evidence that the ruling party is nervous about the Samajwadi Party's grassroots outreach". Yadav also alleged that the government filed FIRs against those who shared videos of dilapidated primary schools and that police stopped SP leaders and workers from holding a 'Pathshala Pukare' programme at closed schools on Teachers' Day. The SP chief used the occasion to criticise the government's handling of floods in Lakhimpur Kheri and surrounding areas. The state unit of the BJP and ministers on Thursday questioned Yadav's allegation that his Bulandshahr rally was not allowed. Minister Bhupendra Chaudhary said the SP has no faith in the Constitution and only runs negative agenda. Minister Hansraj Vishwakarma said UP is witnessing both development and protection of heritage, which is causing pain to Akhilesh. "Real PDA is in BJP governments from the Centre to state," he said....