Mumbai: SP Chief Akhilesh Yadav has expressed his displeasure with Congress over the distribution of seats ahead of the MP Assembly elections. He also said that Congress failed to allocate even a single seat to the SP in the state as part of the INDIA bloc.

“The Congress leader, who was previously Madhya Pradesh’s chief minister (Kamal Nath), had called a meeting, in which we presented the Samajwadi Party’s comprehensive report. He kept Samajwadi Party leaders engaged until 1 am and assured them that we would be given consideration for six seats,” Yadav told reporters.

“However, when the seat allocations were announced, the Samajwadi Party received zero seats. If I had known earlier that there was no alliance with INDIA at the assembly level, we would never have gone to meet there. They (Congress) will experience the same treatment as they have given the Samajwadi Party,” the SP chief said. “We were misled. We were never told alliance is not for state elections.”

Yadav’s statement raised questions whether the SP will continue to remain part of the INDIA bloc. These statements also reflected a growing sense of disappointment within the SP over the bloc’s functioning.

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