New Delhi: When the election of Uttar Pradesh was getting closer, the first family of the Samajwadi party received a setback on Wednesday when one of the prominent members, Aparna Yadav, Young’s son-in-law Patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav, joined his rival BJP.
Very opposed the dynasty politics in principle, the top BJP leaders from the country were too happy to bring Aparna Yadav in the folds of the party, especially after the bitter experience with Swami Prasad Maurya and two other ministers in the Adityanath Yogi government only to join the previous day.
Chairman SP Akhilesh Yadav, who seemed to have brought his house so that patches with patches with Uncle Shivpal Yadav, who had previously been terraced, once again faced challenges in front of the house.
However, on the front, he has a sufficient company in other top politicians because Indian politics is more often than not, a family affair.
Chief of Brotherpunjab Minister Channi Charanjit Singh Channi found himself well to understand the difficulties of Akhilesh Yadav when his brother himself had expressed intention to oppose the election as independent.
While Channi will campaign for Congress candidates at Bass Pathana, disturbing Manohar Singh will fight there as independent.
Interestingly, Channi himself won his first assembly election as independent.
However, Channi’s brother is not the only family member he will worry about.
The Enforcement Directorate reportedly stormed Channi’s relatives on Tuesday.
Congress dubbed the action politically motivating.
Utpal Parrikarformer Chief of Minister of Goa Manohar Parragar is the name elevated among BJP leaders.
However, his son’s claim for Parragar for the contest from the traditional Panaji Panaji assembly seat did not seem to find much help.
Utpal Pare, however, has found that he has strong support among other parties.
Those who want to welcome and support it include AP Convenor Arvind Kejriwal and Shiv Sena led by Uddhav Thackeray.
Harak Singh Rawative Some News News will be trusted, one of the reasons behind bitter separation between BJP and Government Minister Uttarakhandalah Harak Singh Praying can be the last demand for one of his relatives.
“Rawat, who represented the Kotdwar seat at the State Assembly, was said to have been looking for tickets for his daughter-in-law from Lansdowne constituencies and changes in seats for themselves,” PTI’s report said.
Maybe there are other reasons.
Attacked in the news recently when he threatened to resign from the Country Cabinet insisted on his demands for medical colleges in Haridwar.
Praying now wants to join Congress, which he left before.
He is reportedly willing to apologize several times for “older brothers” Harish takes care to ensure that he can work for the development of the country.
Rita Bahuguna Joshi’s Sonsenior BJP Leader Rita Bahuguna Joshi felt that it was time for the younger generation to advance.
According to a report, Joshi Mayank’s son tried hard for BJP tickets to oppose the Election of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly.
According to the newsagency report, Joshi on Tuesday said if his son was looking for a party ticket to fight the election, it was his right to do so but stated that he did not lobby for his nomination.
However, the fact that he also offered to resign as a member of parliament if it came on the path of his son’s election ambition at BJP, showing that he was interested in his son to get a ticket.
Joshi, who is a member of Lok Sabha from Allahabad, is in Delhi where he meets Bharatiya Janata Party’s Uttar Pradesh in the cost of Dharmendra Pradhan.
He described it as a “polite call” and one to discuss party problems.
The speculation was bloomed, it would want to compete from Lucknow Cantt, his mother’s seat won in the 2017 State poll but was emptied in 2019 after he was elected to Lok Sabha from Allahabad, PTI reported.
Among other leaders, there have been reports that Swami Prasad Maurya also looks for tickets for relatives from BJP.
However, senior leaders, who have moved from BSP to BJP and now SP, have greatly denied speculation like that.
Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur will go to the poll next month.
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