SP MP Avadhesh Prasad Predicts BJP Will Struggle in Upcoming Elections
SP MP Avadhesh Prasad claims BJP may be lucky to secure even 50 seats in the upcoming elections, criticizing their tactics and leadership.
Ayodhya, November 14 (Daily Kiran) : Avadhesh Prasad, a Member of Parliament from Ayodhya representing the Samajwadi Party (SP), has made bold claims regarding the upcoming elections. He responded critically to recent statements made by Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya and allegations involving phone tapping against Rahul Gandhi.
Prasad supported SP leader Akhilesh Yadav’s comments about “election loot,” asserting that the BJP’s true nature is being revealed. He emphasized that the BJP aims to undermine voting rights, which has sparked ongoing nationwide protests. The SP, led by Yadav, is committed to defending these rights through both grassroots efforts and legislative action.
Regarding Maurya’s assertion that “60 out of 100 seats belong to us, with the rest to be divided,” Prasad dismissed it, claiming that Maurya has lost credibility in his own constituency. He noted that Maurya’s position in the cabinet is merely a result of party favoritism, and he lacks genuine respect within the party and government.
On the allegations of phone tapping involving Gandhi, Prasad stated, “Anything is possible; the BJP can do anything. We cannot rule out any possibilities.”
Commenting on the BJP’s comparison of Yadav to Jinnah, Prasad argued that the BJP is anxious about Yadav’s rising popularity and connection with the public. He predicted that the closer the elections approach, the more frantic the BJP will become. “If the BJP secures even 50 seats in the 2027 elections, it will be surprising. No other leader in the country has the popularity of Akhilesh Yadav. The public has lost faith in the BJP government and its leaders.”
Fakhrul Hasan Chand, another SP leader, criticized Maurya’s remarks, suggesting he should refrain from such statements as they reflect a disregard for reservation policies. He asserted that the public will not support the BJP, especially those who have betrayed their trust.
Chand further accused the BJP of dividing people along religious lines, stating that their rhetoric shifts to religious themes whenever elections are near. He pointed out that those questioning Jinnah’s legacy should not forget that their own leaders have previously sought solace at Jinnah’s shrine.
As the political landscape heats up ahead of the elections, the SP is gearing up for a robust campaign, positioning itself as a defender of democratic rights against what they view as the BJP’s divisive tactics.
