Rajbhar Claims 18% Erosion of SPs Yadav Vote Bank in Purvanchal Amid Internal Strife
Om Prakash Rajbhar highlights a significant decline in the SPs Yadav vote bank and internal conflicts within the party.

Lucknow, November 11 (Daily Kiran) : Om Prakash Rajbhar, the national president of the Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party and a cabinet minister in the Uttar Pradesh government, has taken aim at the Samajwadi Party’s national president, Akhilesh Yadav. He criticized the increasing factionalism and internal discord within the party, claiming that the Yadav vote bank in Purvanchal has shrunk by 18%.
In a post on the social media platform X, Rajbhar mocked Yadav, pointing out the contradiction of preparing for temple visits while signs of rebellion are emerging within the Samajwadi Party’s ranks. He referenced a report from a party leader indicating the significant decline of the Yadav vote bank in the region.
Rajbhar further commented on the ongoing power struggle within the Saifai family, suggesting that a “Mahabharata” has reignited among party members. He stated that tensions are rising between the factions of “bhatiyavad” (nepotism) and “chachavad” (uncleism). Allegations surfaced that supporters of Yadav are burning effigies of him, while discussions with influential political figures are being conducted via video calls to forge new alliances.
Targeting Akhilesh Yadav, Rajbhar noted that while the leader is engaged in social media and political activities in the capital, dissenting voices are rising against him in the districts. He sarcastically advised Yadav to mend his relationship with his uncle and show him respect, suggesting that doing so might help repair their strained ties.
Rajbhar warned that failure to address these internal differences could lead to the Samajwadi Party facing rebel candidates, funding from various factions, and internal political maneuvering in the upcoming elections. He concluded his post by stressing that if the party leadership does not manage its internal conflicts promptly, it may suffer consequences in future electoral contests.



