Congress vs Akhilesh Yadav / Congress is a running party, don't vote... we have also been cheated - Akhilesh Yadav

Congress vs Akhilesh Yadav: Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav is continuously attacking Congress. While addressing the election rally in Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh on Sunday, Akhilesh once again targeted Congress. He told the people that you should not only vote for BJP but also vote for Congress. Congress party is a very active party. The former CM of UP further said, you have to be careful with the Congress Party. When you have betrayed us, then what can you do? We have no resentment towards anyone. Therefore there is a need to be very careful with these people. We will continue to work continuously for Madhya Pradesh. Our trust is in the youth and elders of the state.

Congress has also started talking about caste based census. Congress is talking about caste census because all its votes have gone to BJP people. In such a situation, this party is talking about conducting caste census to get votes.

Akhilesh's attitude changed after differences regarding seat distributio

In fact, ever since differences have emerged regarding seat sharing in Madhya Pradesh, Akhilesh Yadav has become an attacker on Congress. Akhilesh had attacked Congress a day earlier i.e. on Saturday while addressing an election rally in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh. Akhilesh Yadav had said that Congress is now speaking the language of BJP.

There will be discussion about alliance during Lok Sabha elections: Akhilesh

When asked about horse-trading by SP candidates, Akhilesh Yadav said that this shows the intentions of Congress. The people of MP have seen that if any party has betrayed the alliance, it is none other than the Congress party. Now there will be discussion regarding alliance during Lok Sabha elections.

Congress and SP both part of India alliance

Let us tell you that 'India' alliance has been formed by the opposition parties for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. This alliance includes Congress Party and Samajwadi Party along with more than two dozen opposition parties. The aim of this alliance is to oust BJP from central power, but even before the Lok Sabha elections, differences have started emerging among the opposition parties.

This difference of opinion started from Madhya Pradesh elections, where Congress refused to give the seat to Samajwadi Party. After this, Samajwadi Party has entered the field alone and is contesting the elections by declaring its candidates on many seats.