From Telangana to Tamil Nadu, now Akhilesh in Bengal, at the forefront of the frontline against BJP!

Akhilesh Yadav in Kolkata: For the meeting of the National Executive of the Samajwadi Party Akhilesh Yadav Have reached Kolkata. In this meeting which will last for two days, a blue print will be prepared for the next Lok Sabha elections. The party has been considering Kolkata as lucky. After the formation of the Samajwadi Party in 1992, the national executive meeting was held in Bengal itself, after which Mulayam Singh Yadav became the Chief Minister in the elections held in UP. The Samajwadi Party had an alliance with Kanshi Ram’s BSP then. In 2012, when Akhilesh Yadav became the CM of UP, even before that the executive meeting was held in Kolkata itself.

That is why Akhilesh has decided that this time also the meeting of the National Executive should be held in Kolkata only. Who knows, the good days of the Samajwadi Party may return from here. Another major reason behind holding this meeting in Kolkata is Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. Akhilesh Yadav and Mamta Banerjee are meeting later this afternoon. Both the leaders have agreed on one thing that there will be no alliance of any kind with the Congress.

Akhilesh meeting non-Congress opposition leaders

Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav is holding frequent meetings with non-Congress opposition leaders on the pretext of different programs these days. In the last month, he has met Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao to Tamil Nadu CM Stalin. This time it is Mamta Banerjee’s turn. Mamta and Akhilesh have good relations. Both the parties supported each other in the assembly elections of Bengal and UP. Although neither the Samajwadi Party nor the TMC has any special mass base in Bengal, but the political message is also very important in politics.

Congress can field its candidate from Amethi as well

Akhilesh Yadav has said that for him both BJP and Congress are same. That is why they have made up their mind not to forge an alliance with the Congress. He has gone a step further and announced to field the party’s candidate this time in Amethi. For the last four elections, the Samajwadi Party has not contested against Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi. There is a similar situation in Bengal as well, where Mamata Banerjee is not ready for an alliance with the Congress and the Left under any circumstances. That’s why Mamta and Akhilesh can come together in a non-Congress front against BJP, if something like this is made.

Akhilesh will contest the Lok Sabha elections for the first time without Mulayam

This is the first Lok Sabha election of the Samajwadi Party after the death of Mulayam Singh. For the next general elections, Akhilesh has chalked out a strategy to make farmers, youth, Muslims, Dalits and OBCs his base vote bank. He hopes to get the votes of the Jat community after the alliance with the national local. That’s why he sent Chaudhary Jayant Singh to the Rajya Sabha despite the lack of numbers. Akhilesh does not want to take the controversy started on Ramcharitmanas any further. That’s why in recent days sometimes he was seen in the temple and sometimes he reached the stage of Bhagwat Katha.

Kanshiram’s birth anniversary was celebrated at SP office

Akhilesh Yadav has decided to make caste census the biggest issue so that all the backward castes can unite. He also wants to break the myth that other backward castes cannot join hands with Yadavs. Kanshi Ram’s birth anniversary was celebrated in the Samajwadi Party office despite breaking ties with BSP. To bring Dalits on his side, Akhilesh Yadav said that the list of BSP tickets comes from BJP.

Akhilesh Yadav proud of victory in Mainpuri and Khatauli bypolls

The recently held Mainpuri Lok Sabha and Khatauli by-elections have raised hopes of Akhilesh doing something better. Dalits overwhelmingly voted for Dimple Yadav in the by-election for the Mainpuri seat, which fell vacant after the death of Mulayam Singh. In Khatauli, Jats and Gujjars voted together. If Akhilesh manages to do this in the Lok Sabha elections too, then the results can be good for him. In the last elections, when there was an alliance between Samajwadi Party and BSP, SP won five seats and BSP won 10 seats.