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UP Elections: SP-Congress 'fight' over seat-sharing a strategy? Akhilesh reveals the secret
- •A tug-of-war over seat-sharing is ongoing in the SP-Congress alliance ahead of the UP elections.
- •Akhilesh Yadav called the 'fight' between SP and Congress a political preparation and strategy.
- •He stated that opponents appear to fight on the surface but are secretly together, and we should learn from them.
- •Akhilesh accused the Election Commission of rigging, claiming BJP is systematically cutting votes.
- •He mocked Gorakhpur's development and Ravi Kishan, stating that work should be done on the ground instead of false advertisements.
Key Questions Answered
Akhilesh Yadav described the ongoing war of words and tug-of-war over seat-sharing between the Samajwadi Party and Congress as a form of political preparation and strategic showmanship, noting that opposing parties often act like they are fighting on the surface while secretly cooperating.
Akhilesh Yadav accused the BJP and state administration of systematically rigging upcoming elections by fraudulently cutting votes from villages using 'Form-7' applications. He claimed that individuals were illegally submitting objections to remove over a hundred names from voter lists when rules permit objecting to a maximum of five people.
Akhilesh Yadav criticized the local development of Gorakhpur, stating that despite claims of transforming it into a modern city like Spain, heavy rains leave roads waterlogged with ocean-like water where boats operate instead of metro services. He urged the government to focus on ground-level work rather than false advertisements.
