Mulayam asks party workers to gear up for battle of ballots

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Asking party workers to gear up for the final battle of ballots Samajwadi Party national president Mulayam Singh Yadav said that third front would come to power post lok Sabha elections that would take the country to greater heights.

"Country is passing through a crucial stage. People are fed up with the mis-governance of Congress. They have also seen how BJP-led NDA befooled them. The people have high hopes from third front in which Samajwadi Party will play a crucial role," Yadav told party leaders in the state working committee meeting held here on Monday.

The meeting was attended by all the MPs, legislators, senior party leaders and members of the state working committee. Socio-political resolution was also passed in this meet.

Highlighting the plight of SP’s main vote bank - Muslims, Yadav said that they have suffered a lot during Congress regime. In BJP ruled Gujarat they were killed in broad day light. Only Samajwadi Party has tried to bring Muslims in the main stream and given them the respectability they deserve, he said.

"The Samajwadi party Government in Uttar Pradesh has shown in its short stint how it has worked for the welfare of youth, farmers, muslims and women. The infrastructural capabilities are being strengthened so that industries could be set up in Uttar Pradesh. This will usher in development and prosperity in Uttar Pradesh," Mulayam Singh Yadav said.

Chief Minister and party’s state president Akhilesh Yadav said that there are forces who are trying to create problems in the state. "Fight them and spread the message of good work being done by the Samajwadi Party Government," he said.

leaders who spoke on this occasion took a vow to make Mulayam Singh Yadav as next Prime Minister of the country.

Jail Minister and party spokesman Rajendra Chaudhry presented the political and economical resolution in which party spoke about party’s resolve to restore secular values in the state. It also talked about party’s commitment to bring 17 MBCs into SC net.

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