Lucknow: A week after announcing that he will not oppose the upcoming assembly selection, the President of the Jamajwadi Party (SP) Akhilesh Yadav on Saturday said his party would receive a poll.
In what was seen as a clue that he could finally jump to Medan, Akhilesh said he would not describe the next problem, the other media would begin to ask him about his election.
Asked to clarify his position given the statement of CM Yogi Aditaynath that the party will receive a call about the selection of his fight, the former CM said the party would accept the problem.
“…
Aur Jab Chuna Maidan Mein Hain, to Chuna Se Peeche Kaise Hatenge Hatenge Hatenge (when we are in Fray, how can we quit the election)”, he added: “…
Kyon Ki Jaba Han Kahenge …
to Kshetra Puchoge …
(when I will say yes, you will ask me about constituencies …) “.
He said he would describe this problem when the time comes.
Akhilesh, who is a member of Parliament from Azmagarh, has never fought the assembly selection so far and has announced last week that he also won’t be bersalit.
Akhilesh stopped the media query about the possibility of the Congress to become a partner in the SP alliance with Rashtriya Lok Dal.
In the problem of the recent “meeting” between the Secretary General of Congress Priyanka Gandhi and the Head of the RLD Jayant Chaudhary at Lucknow the airport was waiting for the lounge, the former CM described it as something like “two people crashing into each other in the restaurant”.
Asked to explain the context of his statement where he talked about Sardar Patel, Mahatma Gandhi and Mohammed Ali Jinnah in the same breath and BJP attacked him for comparing Sardar Patel and Jinnah, Akhilesh said there was no point in explaining the context.
“Dobara Kitabein Padh Lein (they have to read history again),” he said.
President SP made this statement while talking to the media after inaugurating the Janvadi Party Regional Office led by Sanjay Singh Chauhan in Lucknow.
He attacked BJP in power to malpractice in Lok Sabha’s previous poll.
He said BJP supporters “gave money to buy sounds” and large quantities of voters were inked.