Samajwadi party supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav has revoked the expulsion of Sitapur MlA Rampal Yadav from the party. He was expelled from the party early this year Akhilesh Yadav, as he then also held the post of the state president of the party. The MlA was expelled from the party following the complaints of encroachments on public land and unauthorised construction in lucknow and Sitapur.
The trouble for Rampal Yadav began during the panchyat elections earlier this year. In defiance of the directives of the party he had fielded his son Jitendra Yadav as candidate for the post of chairman of the district panchyat against the official candidate of the party. The son of the MlA won the election. Soon after the elections Rampal Yadav was suspended from the party.
Following the complaints against the party MlA about illegal possession of public land and unauthorised construction in lucknow and Sitapur, chief minister Akhilesh Yadav had ordered an inquiry. The inquiry established the charges and the state government ordered for the demolition of the illegal structures.
Rampal yadav had clashed with the officials of the lucknow Development authority in January this year when they had gone to demolish the illegal commercial building constructed by him in Jiamau. The MlA along with his son was arrested and sent to jail. An illegal hotel constructed by the MlA on lucknow –Sitapur National highway was also demolished by the district administration of Sitapur. Taking serious view of the complaints against the party MlA Akhilesh Yadav had expelled him from the party. Rampal Yadav had vigorously campaigned against the Samajwadi party and the chief minister during the Rajya Sabha elections and the biennial elections to the legislative council held in June this year. In both the elections he had voted against the Samajwadi party.