Many 'challenges' before Samajwadi Party in Madhya Pradesh
Thursday - January 24, 2019 2:56 pm ,
Category : BHOPAL
Bad performance of the Samajwadi Party in the Madhya Pradesh assembly elections
Samajwadi Party: Instead caste politics in Madhya Pradesh; development politics proves to be the best option
JAN 24 (WTN) – After the poor performance of the Samajwadi Party in the Madhya Pradesh assembly elections, national president of party and former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has dissolved the state party unit in Madhya Pradesh. In a letter issued in the name of SP President Akhilesh Yadav, written, ”Samajwadi Party’s state executive council of Madhya Pradesh is dissolved with immediate effect.”
As you know, the performance of the Samajwadi Party in the Madhya Pradesh assembly elections was not exactly as expected. After 15 years of anti-incumbency against BJP, the Samajwadi Party could win only one seat. It is being said that after the party's unsatisfactory performance in the assembly elections, Akhilesh Yadav dissolved the state unit.
The SP contested in the Madhya Pradesh assembly election without any alliance, but after the election results, no any party did not get the absolute majority, and then the SP decided to support the Congress party to keep the BJP away from power. That is, the Congress government in Madhya Pradesh has the support of a SP MLA.
The Samajwadi Party was once popular in the border districts of UP. After the of anti-incumbency against the Congress in the Madhya Pradesh assembly elections in year 2003 and the overwhelming majority of the BJP, the Samajwadi Party won 7 seats. After that, the performance of SP did not remain special in Madhya Pradesh, and the party now has reduced to just 1 seat.
If Akhilesh Yadav, in Madhya Pradesh, wants to strengthen the Samajwadi Party, then he will have to move forward his party on the issues of development, except the cast politics. That is because compared to Uttar Pradesh, the Yadav vote bank in Madhya Pradesh is not so much that on the basis of which the Samajwadi Party can play the cast politics and achieve success.
Not only that, there is a lot of need for workers and energetic leaders in the party to make vote bank for SP among parties like the BJP and the Congress. If all of them have struggled for the problems of the people for the long term along with development politics, then in the coming years, the SP could be an alternative for the voters to the BJP and the Congress.
JAN 24 (WTN) – After the poor performance of the Samajwadi Party in the Madhya Pradesh assembly elections, national president of party and former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has dissolved the state party unit in Madhya Pradesh. In a letter issued in the name of SP President Akhilesh Yadav, written, ”Samajwadi Party’s state executive council of Madhya Pradesh is dissolved with immediate effect.”
As you know, the performance of the Samajwadi Party in the Madhya Pradesh assembly elections was not exactly as expected. After 15 years of anti-incumbency against BJP, the Samajwadi Party could win only one seat. It is being said that after the party's unsatisfactory performance in the assembly elections, Akhilesh Yadav dissolved the state unit.
The SP contested in the Madhya Pradesh assembly election without any alliance, but after the election results, no any party did not get the absolute majority, and then the SP decided to support the Congress party to keep the BJP away from power. That is, the Congress government in Madhya Pradesh has the support of a SP MLA.
The Samajwadi Party was once popular in the border districts of UP. After the of anti-incumbency against the Congress in the Madhya Pradesh assembly elections in year 2003 and the overwhelming majority of the BJP, the Samajwadi Party won 7 seats. After that, the performance of SP did not remain special in Madhya Pradesh, and the party now has reduced to just 1 seat.
If Akhilesh Yadav, in Madhya Pradesh, wants to strengthen the Samajwadi Party, then he will have to move forward his party on the issues of development, except the cast politics. That is because compared to Uttar Pradesh, the Yadav vote bank in Madhya Pradesh is not so much that on the basis of which the Samajwadi Party can play the cast politics and achieve success.
Not only that, there is a lot of need for workers and energetic leaders in the party to make vote bank for SP among parties like the BJP and the Congress. If all of them have struggled for the problems of the people for the long term along with development politics, then in the coming years, the SP could be an alternative for the voters to the BJP and the Congress.
