Uttarakhand Samajwadi Party (SP) workers are all set to get mantra for ensuring success in the forthcoming parliamentary polls from the SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav whose visit is likely in second week of July. Mulayam Singh Yadav’s scheduled visit to the State will have significant political consequences.
Mulayam Singh Yadav will not only give tips to the party members but will also seek their opinion about the high profile Nainital parliamentary constituency before announcing the candidate. The SP chief recently had a long discussion with the Uttarakhand SP chief Prof Satyanarayan Sachan.
According to the party sources, Prof Sachan spoke to the SP chief and apprised him of current political scenario in the state. The two leaders had a long discussion over phone. Prof Sachan apprised the SP chief of recent ‘turmoil’ caused by the statements of the Congress MlA from Dharchula.
He also apprised the SP chief of different other issues of the State. He also requested the SP Chief to make a visit to the State in order to motivate the party workers. Prof Sachan claimed before the leader that the party could tread well in two parliamentary constituencies, including Haridwar and Nainital.
Party insiders said that the SP chief has asked Prof Sachan to stay focused on four constituencies, excluding Nainital. MSY told the Uttarakhand SP chief that he was paying special attention to the Nainital constituency where candidate would be announced at appropriate time. In his mind, he has an ‘appropriate’ candidate.
Name of the ‘appropriate’ can be declared during the visit of Mulayam Singh Yadav to the State. The candidate could be called as suitable boy of the politics. Rest four the SP chief, who wants to grab at least two seats in the State, visit has been planned in such a manner that the SP chief will give tips to the party workers for ensuring success in the forthcoming polls.
When contacted, Prof Sachan confirmed about the likely visit of the SP Chief. He said that the party chief will meet the party workers and give them tips for wooing the voters. He would also visit Haridwar where he would meet the party workers. He would appeal the party workers to repeat the scene of 2004 in the parliamentary constituency.