Lucknow: The Jamajwadi National President Akhilesh Yadav on Saturday said he would reach all Senior SP leaders who had stood next to the Patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav during his political trip.
The announcement came when emotions ran high when the Veteran politician Ambika Chaudhary broke down while inaugurated back to a folding party on Saturday.
He was removed from the party in 2017 and joined BSP.
Akhilesh handles the media and parties to announce the Chaudhary back to the fold party when the mulayam loyalist broke down, so much so he could barely speak.
“You choked on emotions …
today I can understand the pain that you have to go through when you have to part with SP …
I will try to turn on everyone who has stood near Netaji (Mulayam) and uniting it …” Said Akhilesh.
Chaudhary, who has served as a minister in various governments led by Mulayam Singh Yadav and Akhilesh Yadav before separating, describing that day as rebirth.
“AAJ Puntarjanam Jaisa lag Raha Hai (it feels like rebirth),” he wiped his tears.
Founder members of SP, Chaudhary is seen as the confidence of SP Patriarch.
In a family dispute that rocked the Yadav clan ahead of the 2017 assembly election, Chaudhary was seen siding at Uncle Shivpal Yadav and finally parted with SP to join BSP.
Then, taking Jibe in BJP in power over a plan report to change the name Sultanpur and Aligarh Regency, Akhilesh said BJP had nothing to showcase in terms of government projects and achievements.
“All they can do is change the name because they don’t have new things with them to describe as their achievements,” he said.
In a lighter note, Akhilesh warned Chaudhary supporters from Ballia to remain vigilant, the night the government changed their names to support their leader who had sided with the Samajwadi Party.
The National President SP bips because it failed to fulfill the promises he made in Manifesto – ‘Sankalp Patra’.
The government fails to provide work to young people, double the income of farmers, providing laptops to students or even free Wi-Fi that has been promised before the election, he said.