SP to chalk out strategy for LS poll at Agra meet
11 Sep 2013 10:51 PM GMT
Amid sustained opposition attack over Muzaffarnagar violence, the ruling Samajwadi Party in Uttar Pradesh is holding its two-day national executive meet, beginning tomorrow, in the Taj city to chalk out its strategy for upcoming Lok Sabha polls.
The Samajwadi Party is aiming to play a decisive role in the event of formation of a third front government after the elections, sources said.
‘The third front will get a majority. It will be formed after the elections,’ SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav told a press conference on the eve of the national executive meet.
The SP, which has succeeded in catapulting itself to power in UP in 2012 assembly elections, has set a target of winning at least 60 out of 80 Lok Sabha seats in the state.
‘The SP has already decided party candidates but some nominees can be changed in view of reports from local units. We will discuss this in the executive as our target is to win maximum number of seats,’ an SP leader said.
‘The third front is to be formed after the elections. The SP will take an initiative in this regard after seeing its position in the Lok Sabha polls,’ Mulayam told the press meet.
The Samajwadi Party is aiming to play a decisive role in the event of formation of a third front government after the elections, sources said.
‘The third front will get a majority. It will be formed after the elections,’ SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav told a press conference on the eve of the national executive meet.
The SP, which has succeeded in catapulting itself to power in UP in 2012 assembly elections, has set a target of winning at least 60 out of 80 Lok Sabha seats in the state.
‘The SP has already decided party candidates but some nominees can be changed in view of reports from local units. We will discuss this in the executive as our target is to win maximum number of seats,’ an SP leader said.
‘The third front is to be formed after the elections. The SP will take an initiative in this regard after seeing its position in the Lok Sabha polls,’ Mulayam told the press meet.
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