Akhilesh Yadav, the president of the Samajwadi Party, held a press conference in Lucknow where he criticized the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for its use of the term 'Not Found Suitable' (NFS) in government job recruitments. He argued that this phrase is a tactic employed by 'hegemonic forces' to undermine reservation policies designed to promote equality. Yadav claimed that the BJP is engaging in 'foul play' to settle individuals of similar ideologies into government positions through backdoor entries, thereby compromising the integrity of the recruitment process. Samajwadi Party MP Virendra Singh echoed these sentiments, stating that the NFS label is effectively 'stealing' reservation rights and has sparked public agitation for their protection. Furthermore, a Parliamentary Committee report highlighted concerns over the misuse of NFS in faculty recruitment, particularly affecting Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes candidates. The committee noted that this practice violates the constitutional mandate for fair representation. Additionally, Yadav addressed a separate issue regarding an exam question at Banaras Hindu University related to 'Brahmanical patriarchy,' calling for accountability from the state government.