SP-Congress Alliance Driven by Political Necessity and Mutual Survival, Says Anupriya Patel
Kanpur, 26 Sept (HS): The alliance between the Samajwadi Party (SP) and the Congress seems as if their hearts may or may not be aligned, but their hands should be joined. Both parties are beginning their election campaigns in each ot
MP Anupriya Patel arrived at Kanpur Central Station today


Kanpur, 26 Sept (HS): The alliance between the Samajwadi

Party (SP) and the Congress seems as if their hearts may or may not be aligned,

but their hands should be joined. Both parties are beginning their election

campaigns in each other's strongholds, but there are no joint programs in

sight. This clearly indicates a lack of coordination within the alliance. Apna

Dal (S) National President and MP Anupriya Patel, who arrived in Kanpur on

Saturday, made these remarks.

MP Anupriya Patel arrived at Kanpur Central Station today.

She was welcomed there by Saroj Kuril, Apna Dal (S) MLA from Ghatampur. She

then proceeded to the Kanpur Circuit House, from where she departed for a

program in Ghatampur.

She questioned the SP's PDA Rath Yatra and the NDA alliance,

saying that the alliance parties are challenging each other by going into each

other's strongholds. Despite this, they are talking about contesting the

elections together. Meanwhile, the public is enjoying these circumstances. The

NDA is poised to achieve a record victory in the upcoming elections.

Taking aim at the Congress party, Anupriya Patel said that

whenever elections approach, the party starts making statements that create

confusion among the public. The comments made against the Supreme Court and now

the Election Commission are examples of this. She said that instead of

misleading the public, the Election Commission should now come forward and

clarify its position.

She He said that the NDA's strength has grown significantly

in Uttar Pradesh. The alliance is going to the public for the third time to

highlight its development work and achievements. Caste equations are important

in elections, but the NDA is an alliance of five parties. She claimed that this

time the alliance will form the government in the state with a record victory.

Regarding AIMIM national president Asaduddin Owaisi's

proposal to field candidates and form an alliance in Uttar Pradesh, she said

that all political parties have their own agendas. If Owaisi has decided to

form an alliance and field candidates, it is his personal decision. She would

not comment on this.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi


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