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Samajwadi Party Family fued; Is well planned strategy?

Taking the bold initiative the Mulayam Singh Yadav finally expelled Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav and Ramgopal Yadav from the Samajwadi Party for six years on Friday. The Samajwadi Party stalwart’s Mulayam Singh Yadav said that to save the party it was necessary to expelled both the leaders.

Akhilesh had been defiant since the family fued came to the public when the chief minister and uncle Shivpal differences came in the front.

A day after his expulsion from the Samajwadi Party, the UP CM Akhilesh Yadav on Saturday morning held a meeting with SP legislators at his residence where over 200 out of 229 party MLAs attended the meeting.

After meeting with legislators, a series of meeting took place between Akhilesh and Mulayam Singh Yadav along with SP state chief Shivpal Yadav and Akhilesh Yadav allegedly claimed support of 200 legislators out of 229.

Soon after the meeting the Shivpal Yadav announced the re-induction of Akhilesh and Ram Gopal Yadav, coming out from the meeting Shivpal Yadav said, Netaji has order that the suspension of Akhilesh and Ram Gopal are terminated with immediate effect.

The Shivapal also clarify, that all of us together will fight communal forces and once again form a Samajwadi Party government in UP with full majority.

Before expulsion party had sent showcause notice to Akhilesh & Ram Gopal Yadav ...
The notice, sent to Akhilesh, have written that You have announced a parallel list of candidates for the 2017 assembly elections. Whereas party national president Mulayam Singh Yadav had released a list of candidates at a press conference earlier. Your act of releasing list of candidates violates the party indiscipline. Hence, why should disciplinary action not be taken against you?.

Ram Gopal notice said : “On December 30, you have given statement to press and electronic media regarding the campaigning for the candidate as per the list released by Akhilesh Yadav, and you also said that Akhilesh will run the party better than Mulayam Singh Yadav. The statement, given by you is an act of indiscipline and insult to the national president. Therefore, why should disciplinary action not be taken against you?”

If the Samajwadi Party family fued is real, then the reason of re-induction can be..
- The fragmentation of Muslim Yadav vote bank.
- There could also be possibilites of some Muslims may move towards BSP.
- The Samajwadi Party will be weak that benifits BJP.
- The Akhilesh will free from family's clutches.
- There could be a possibility of an alliance between Rahul Gandhi and Akhilesh.
- The people can bank on Akhilesh's development track record.
- The youth of UP may be in favour of Akhilesh.
- BJP can be benifited.

If the Samajwadi Party family fued is well planned strategy.
We are analysing the Samajwadi Party family fued which started in near about September-October, one question is arising that why are they fighting each other at a time when the assembly election is near, if they want they could have fought earlier also. Why are they fight one day and next day monring they announced all the issue has been resolved, we will fight election together, defeat the communal forces and definetly form a SP government in the state.

While analysing the fued, one thing came in mind that there could a possibilites of well planned family fued for the strategy to send a message to the public that the Samajwadi Party is now headed by development icon CM Akhilesh Yadav. So that the party could proposed the Akhilesh Yadav as the CM candidate in the assembly election.

Since if family fued is planned, then someday, it would be expose everything by it own member, if they not reach to its goal.

-- by dirtypolitics


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