Mulayam Singh Yadav Is With Her Daughter-In-Law's Party: BJP
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The BJP leader alleged that Mualyam Singh Yadav, who was not treated well by Akhilesh, is "not with him from his heart.
BJP national spokesperson Prem Shukla on Friday claimed Mulayam Singh Yadav is not with the Samajwadi Party from his heart and his blessings are with his daughter-in-law's party.
Notably, Yadav's daughter-in-law Aparna Yadav had recently joined the BJP.
Talking to reporters at BJP headquarters, Mr Shukla said when Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Akhilesh Yadav had decided to contest from Karhal seat in Mainpuri district, he had said that he would not go there to campaign. But today their (SP) position is such that Akhilesh had to take Mulayam Singh Yadav there with him to campaign, he said.
The BJP leader also alleged that Mualyam Singh Yadav, who was not treated well by Akhilesh, is "not with him from his heart and his blessings are with his daughter-in-law's (Aparna Yadav) party".
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