‘SP-BSP alliance will put up a strong fight in Lok Sabha polls,’ says BJP ally Suheldev Bhartiya Samaj Party
Suheldev Bhartiya Samaj Party chief Om Prakash Rajbhar said the BJP could see the result of the wrong perception of saffron wave across the state during the Lok Sabha bypolls when it lost the Gorakhpur, Phoolpur and Kairana, and Noorpur assembly seat.
Suheldev Bhartiya Samaj Party (SBSP), an ally of the ruling BJP in Uttar Pradesh, Sunday said the newly-formed SP-BSP alliance will put up a strong fight in this year’s Lok Sabha elections.
Suheldev Bhartiya Samaj Party (SBSP), an ally of the ruling BJP in Uttar Pradesh, Sunday said the newly-formed SP-BSP alliance will put up a strong fight in this year’s Lok Sabha elections. (PTI)
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“The country is witnessing an era of coalition, and no party has the courage to go to the polls alone. The SP-BSP alliance is a strong alliance, and it will put up a strong contest in the elections, “ UP Cabinet minister and SBSP chief Om Prakash Rajbhar told reporters in Balia on Saturday.
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Replying to another query on whether his party will go with the SP-BSP alliance, Rajbhar said there was no truth in such rumours.
Taking a jibe at the BJP, Rajbhar said, “The BJP feels there is a saffron wave across the state. The BJP is having the galatfahmi (wrong perception) that more than 60 per cent of the people are supporting it.”.
He said the party could see the result of this wrong perception during the Lok Sabha bypolls when it lost the Gorakhpur, Phoolpur and Kairana, and Noorpur assembly seat.” Rajbhar also said, “If the alliance with the BJP has to continue, then there should be a division of reservation quota of the backward castes into three categories -- backward, very backward) and most backward.”
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