Samajwadi Party’s 18-member Election Committee as well as State Executive Body in a joint meeting here on Tuesday entrusted chief minister Akhilesh Yadav to fix date for a massive state level rally of the Party in state capital which will be headed by Party supreme Mulayam Singh Yadav.
The Party also chalked out a secret agenda for the coming Parliament polls which has been not disclosed to the media.``We can not share the secret election agenda for the Parliament polls with you all but you will surely feel it once the results will be out", disclosed spokesman of the Samajwadi Party, Rajendra Chowdhary here on Tuesday evening. He said that besides entrusting Akhilesh Yadav, who headed the Tuesday’s meeting, to finalise date for Party’s massive rally in lucknow, they also empowered him to plan a strategy for the coming bi-elections for the three Assembly seats of the State.
Chowdhary claimed that to further strengthen the Party they would soon launch a massive membership drive across the country. He said that during the meeting it was also decided that the booth level committees under the respective assembly segments will hold their meetings between February 16 till 20th of this month to finalise the strategy and strengthen the organizations further.He said that they also discussed the issues of 246 sanskrit colleges in the State along with problems faced by the teachers and it has been decided that they will take some appropriate action during cabinet meetings. It may be mentioned that SP supremo, Mulayam Singh Yadav already hold meetings of the state legislaturs, all leaders who were given minister status, and other senior leaders of the party to discuss the poll strategy. He had already given a warning that those leaders will be dealt with tough hands who failed to give good results during coming Parliament elections.
Mulayam had already took up the Party’s campaign for the lok Sabha elections by organising several rallies besides holding meeting with other parties leaders to motivate them to form a joint front so that a non Congress and non Bharatiya Janta Party government will take charge of the Central government. Mulayam also called the party leaders to leave no stone unturned to ensure that he could reach to prime minister’s chair by getting maximum seat in the Parliament from Uttar Pradesh.