High praises for central government’s foreign policy and welfare measures invited sharp criticism for Samajwadi Party supremo, Mulayam Singh Yadav by the leaders of Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee.
“Regular communal flare-ups to polarise the vote bank had already pointed that how Samajwadi Party is supporting the saffron brigade but now open praises for Narendra Modi’s government by Mulayam Singh Yadav, had exposed that how the former chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, is helping the communal forces to win Bihar elections through division of secular votes’, claimed spokesman of UPCC, Siddharth Priya Srivastava.
Reacting to Mulayam Singh Yadav’s statement made in an election rally at Bihar on Sunday, Congress spokesman said here on Monday afternoon that SP Supremo had blamed Nitish Kumar and lalu Prasad Yadav for not giving the SP right due in seat sharing and for cheating him (Mulayam), but the truth is that former UP chief minister always ditched his colleague to facilitate communal forces. “It was Mulayam Singh, who is talking of uniting secular votes and launching a third front to kick out central forces so he should tell the people of Bihar whether he (SP Supremo) had ditched the secular alliance just to promote communal forces like BJP or he parted ways for not giving adequate representation”, asserted Srivastava while reminding Mulayam Singh that he failed to open account in Bihar last time and all SP candidates had lost their deposits so of which representation he is talking now. RsRsMulayam will not win a single seat in Bihar and SP would just turned out to be vote-katwa party for the grand secular alliance thus facilitating communal forces to get some extra vote”, charged Srivastava adding that both BJP and SP will face humiliating defeat in Bihar.