Nine seats in Uttar Pradesh will go to polls on November 13. For this purpose, the Samajwadi Party has announced 7 candidates. Akhilesh Yadav is said to want to leave Aligarh’s Khel and Ghaziabad Sardar seats to the Congress. If sources are to be believed, Congress is unhappy about this. All is not well, it seems, for the Socialist Party-Congress alliance. Meanwhile, when Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav was asked about the matter, he said it is an issue between our two parties.
Of the 10 seats in Uttar Pradesh where by-elections will be held, the Congress party is seeking five seats. In fact, Congress thought that if it asked for 5 seats, it could end up with 3 seats, but the SP first listed 6 candidates and then fielded its own candidate for 1 seat as well. Now only three seats remain, and candidates have yet to be announced. These include Khel seat in Aligarh, Saddar seat in Ghaziabad and Kundalki seat in Moradabad. It is said that the SP will not leave Kundarki seat and the candidate there will be its own.
Akhilesh says – we will find a way
Relations between the Congress and the Samajwadi Party are now said to have soured. When SP president Akhilesh Yadav was asked about the matter, he said there was still time for by-election voting. Nominations are in progress. It’s time. This is a matter between us and we will find a way.
