UP Politics: OP Rajbhar’s claim on the tension between Congress and SP, said – INDIA alliance will not last.

Om Prakash Rajbhar on India Alliance: There are speculations about a rift in the India alliance due to the ongoing war of words between the Samajwadi Party and the Congress. There is a heated discussion in the political circles regarding the ongoing debate between the two parties. Meanwhile, now Subhaspa President Om Prakash Rajbhar has also entered it. Rajbhar has given a big statement on India alliance. He said that this alliance will break even before the Lok Sabha elections. All the parties involved in this only want seats.

People of different ideologies included in India alliance: Rajbhar

According to media reports, Omprakash Rajbhar today said that this alliance (INDIA) is not going to work, because people of different views have gathered in the India alliance. Everyone involved is upset, leaders of all parties are very desperate for seats, that is why they are fighting among themselves. Let us tell you that Rajbhar has targeted SP supremo Akhilesh Yadav by mentioning his desire for seats. Because there is a tussle between SP and Congress regarding seat distribution in Madhya Pradesh Assembly. Comments are being made from both sides regarding this.

Rahul Gandhi spoke to Akhilesh Yadav on phone.

Let us tell you that due to lack of agreement on seat sharing, Akhilesh Yadav is continuously attacking Congress. Akhilesh Yadav has said many times that he did not know that India alliance was being formed only for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. If I had known this, I would have thought about it and then taken a decision whether Samajwadi Party should be a part of the alliance or not. According to media reports, meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi has spoken to Akhilesh Yadav on phone to reduce the tension. After the talks between the two leaders, it has become clear that the India alliance is for the Lok Sabha elections and not for the state elections.

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