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Mulayam campaigns for younger brother Shivpal
Etawah (IANS): Samajwadi Party founder, and now its mentor, Mulayam Singh Yadav on Saturday ventured out for the first time in the ongoing Uttar Pradesh assembly polls, to seek votes for his younger brother Shivpal Singh Yadav.
Etawah (IANS): Samajwadi Party founder, and now its mentor, Mulayam Singh Yadav on Saturday ventured out for the first time in the ongoing Uttar Pradesh assembly polls, to seek votes for his younger brother Shivpal Singh Yadav.
Addressing his first rally in the party stronghold of Takha block in Jaswantnagar, he however did not for once mention his son and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav as he asked people to support the former PWD Minister Shivpal Yadav in the electoral battle.
Mulayam Singh, who also said that the election was "important for both him and Shivpal", however continued to appear angry with his son who overthrew him in a coup of sorts on January 1 to become the national president and name his father the mentor.
To surprise of many, the patriarch also sought votes for the Lok Dal candidate from Etawah Sadar than for the SP's official candidate, indicating that all was still not well in the Yadav clan and the party.
