Lucknow: Chandrakshekar Azad’s Head of the Azad, whoe looking for an alliance between the Samajwadi Party Azad Samaj (ASP) and Akhilesh Yadav’s Samajwadi for the assembly poll of 2022, on Saturday alleged that Yadav had insulted him and ‘Bahujanjujjjaj’, therefore.
will go alone in elections.
The day after he met Yadav, which led to speculation that the alliance would help SP strengthen his position in the West where Dalit clothes enjoyed a considerable popularity, Azad said he considered Yadav his brother and that he promised to call him back on Friday night.
“It’s Saturday and I haven’t heard of news from him.
It seems that SP wants the sounds of the Dally but not their leader.
We oppose the selection of Bihar himself, so we can easily fight for me too.
My people don’t want me.
To approach SP but I risked the prestige because I wanted to stop the BJP from winning.
However, he never called, insulted me and ‘Bahjanjujahjaj’, “Azad told reporters, adding that he did not get a guarantee from Yadav.
Referring to the 1992 alliance between SP and BSP, Azad said the founder of BSP Kanshiram had placed his faith in Akhilesh’s father, Mulayam Singh Yadav, and made him disappointed.
“We don’t want to be in the same situation.
Many leaders backward and Dalit joining SP in the hope that Akhilesh will ensure social justice but it seems he is not ready for it.
Social justice means to give a representation to Dalits,” he said.
Azad felt that if a Dalit leader was not part of the government, no one would speak for the community.
“If a Dalit leader from SP won the election, he would not be able to say anything to his party’s president.
While Akhilesh wanted a Dalit, he did not guarantee that their interest would be protected,” he said.
“People become dictators after victory.
We have seen this with this regime.
Akhilesh hasn’t talked about any incident associated with Dalits.
I have met at least three times to compile the alliance.
We put our faith in him but he has been disappoint us, “said Azad.
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