Mulayam lauds SP employees for his or her laborious work throughout UP polls

By PTI

MAINPURI: Samajwadi Party (SP) founder Mulayam Singh Yadav visited his Lok Sabha constituency, Mainpuri, along with his son Akhilesh Yadav on Thursday and praised the social gathering employees for working laborious, no matter “victory or defeat” within the recently-concluded Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls.

Interacting with the social gathering employees, the SP patriarch stated, “You all are working with dedication. Victory or defeat happens.” The BJP-led NDA retained energy within the Uttar Pradesh polls, profitable 273 seats within the 403-member Assembly.

Addressing a press convention, Akhilesh Yadav stated after the booth-wise information is made out there by the Election Commission (EC), he’ll overview his social gathering’s ballot efficiency. “We got votes from all sections of the society and our vote percentage has increased,” the SP chief added.

Despite aggressively positioning itself towards the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the SP completed the ballot race at a distant second place, profitable 111 seats. The saffron social gathering bagged 255 seats and its allies received 18.

Alleging that crime is on the rise within the state, Akhilesh Yadav stated he had warned those who costs will rise after the polls and that’s what is going on.

“Everything has become expensive. The prices of petrol and diesel are rising daily. Building material prices are also going up. Unemployment is showing an upward trend and those unemployed are committing suicide,” he stated.

Asked about experiences of his uncle Shivpal Yadav’s rising proximity with the BJP, the SP chief stated, “I do not have any such information.” Reports counsel {that a} sulking Shivpal Yadav is retaining a distance from the SP management and cosying as much as the BJP after the declaration of the ballot outcomes.

Asked about some SP office-bearers elevating their voice towards his management and relinquishing their posts, Akhilesh Yadav puzzled why did they not provide to resign two months in the past.