India: Mahan dal chief keshav dev maurya says party may break alliance with samajwadi party

Uttar Pradesh : After the humiliating defeat of the Samajwadi Party (SP) in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections, the knots of the alliance are now opening. Mahanadal President Keshav Dev Maurya has clearly said that if he does not get importance in the alliance, then he will also consider going with any other party. He has also given a big statement about Swami Prasad Maurya and said that BJP has sent him to SP under conspiracy.

According to the report of TV channel ABB News, Kesh Dev Maurya has expressed his displeasure that he was not used in the elections and was given very few seats in comparison to the other parties of the alliance. Keshav Dev Maurya said that he was not given respect in the alliance and was given only 2 seats, while RLD, Apna Dal (Communist) were given more seats. Maurya said that he would consider going with someone else if he was not given any further attention.

Keshav Dev Maurya has also given a big statement about Swami Prasad Maurya and said that BJP had sent him to SP under a scheme. Even before this, Keshav targeted Swami Prasad Maurya in gestures and said that the leaders who did not even have the support base to save their seats, were making tall claims. He also said that some leaders of the alliance were themselves overconfident, but also kept Akhilesh Yadav in overconfidence.

Since the defeat of SP, party leaders and alliance partners have started making rhetoric. In view of this, the party on Monday evening advised the party leaders not to make any rhetoric in the media and email the party president Akhilesh Yadav for any suggestion regarding the organization. After the election results, Akhilesh Yadav's uncle Shivpal Yadav has also said that the defeat in the election means that there was a defect somewhere in the organization.