Akhilesh Yadav.
Samajwadi Party national president Akhilesh Yadav has arrived at Ghaziabad Hindon Airport on a private plane from Lucknow as scheduled to address an election rally for the Mirapur by-election . Even after waiting for several hours, the helicopter from Agra failed to arrive due to bad weather and air force training in Agra.
After a long wait at the Ghaziabad airport, Akhilesh Yadav set out for Delhi along with Shah Mohammad, husband of candidate Sambur Rana from Melpur.
For Meerapur Assembly, Akhilesh Yadav will campaign through roadshows and Rath Yatra on November 18 as a candidate for Muzaffarnagar Assembly Meerapur by-election.
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Akhilesh’s Meerapur rally canceled
Akhilesh Yadav’s rally in Meerapur assembly constituency on Saturday was called off as his helicopter was not allowed to take off from Hindon. The rally will be held at Kakroli village.
SP district president Zia Chaudhary told reporters that the rally was called off as his (Yadav’s) helicopter was not allowed to take off from Hinton airport. The SP announced that Yadav will host a roadshow in the constituency on November 18.
The former chief minister of Uttar Pradesh will seek support for party candidate Sumbul Rana, who is contesting from the Meerapur seat. The parliamentary constituency by-election will be held on November 20.
Rahul Gandhi’s helicopter sparked controversy on Friday
Let us tell you that a day ago, while campaigning in Jharkhand, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s helicopter had to wait for around 45 minutes in Godda as the helicopter did not get permission to fly. This is said to be because of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting. There was a lot of political controversy surrounding this on Friday. Congress holds the BJP accountable.
Congress claimed that Rahul Gandhi’s helicopter was not given permission due to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting. Rahul Gandhi stayed at the airport for about 45 minutes. During that time, he kept taking photos with people there and kept talking to them, but later, after getting permission, his helicopter left.
