Lucknow: Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party (SBSP) Head of Prakash Rajbhar on Sunday claimed that if the Samajwadi Party (SP) binded with small parties, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would not get a seat at Uttar Pradesh Timur next to the election of the year , Rajbhar told the public angry with BJP.
“If the Samajwadi Party is advancing, and binding with small parties and regional parties, then the election results can change.
If the SP binds with SBSP, then BJP will not get one single chair on Mau, Ballia, Ghazipur, Azamgarh, Jaunpur, Ambedkar Nagar and other districts.
There will be a fight (with BJP) with only two seats in Varanasi, “said the Ministers.
SBSP’s head claims that a total of 403 seats in the Assembly, there are 150 seats in the East.
Ask which party can defeat BJP, he said people feel that only SP can challenge him.
“BSP has also begun to move, but his madness is not as strong as SP.” Because asked whether SBSP could not advance the agreement with the other party since its establishment in 2002, Rajbhar said, “When there are clashes of personal interests, people tend to go.
The smaller parties face financial difficulties, and because of this larger party lure They.
The coalition has violated because of this.
“Rajbhar on Wednesday said he would not enter the Alliance with BJP if the Saffron Party decided to oppose the assembly poll under the leadership of the Yogi Yogi minister’s leadership.
Previously on Tuesday, SBSP’s head had met with the State President of the BJP Swatantra Dev Singh triggered speculation that he could hold hands with the Safron Party.
Sbsp leader, who led Bhagi Bari Sankalp Morcha was the front part of the political part of the small parties, previously said his clothes could be allies with BJP if they chose the 10th caste leader.
The party has fought the 2017 Assembly poll alliances with BJP, but separated before the 2019 Sabha Election.
The Rajbhar Party won four seats in the previous assembly poll.
Rajbhar, who is the minister of cabinet, resigned before the polling Lok Sabha.