Four crucial messages emerging from the Mayawati-Mulayam kiss-and-make-up

If the intended missives are able to percolate the grassroots, the gathbandhan may evolve stronger and create a triangular tussle for power between the SP-BSP combine, the BJP and the Congress

Lok Sabha Elections 2019: Whenever Mayawati and Mulayam Singh Yadav as of late held a joint rally in Mainpuri in which the Bahujan Samaj Party boss spoke to general society to vote in favor of Mulayam Singh Yadav, it made another political edge that sigh to cover the long-standing enmity between the BSP and the Samajwadi Party. It might be reviewed that the two gatherings dropped out in light of the ‘guesthouse outrage’ in Lucknow 24 years back, when the Mayawati outfit’s withdrawal of help to the alliance prompted the breakdown of Mulayam Singh government in 1995.

In any case, in this rally, Mayawati, situated between Mulayam Singh Yadav and Akhilesh Yadav, agreed full regard to the SP patriarch when he went ahead the dais. The non-verbal communication of the three heads reflected great science between these once political adversaries. Mulayam Singh Yadav spoke to his supporters to regard Mayawati, expressing that she constantly expanded help when it was required. Mayawati, on her part, claimed firmly to her supporters to vote in favor of Mulayam Singh and the gathbandhan in this decision, affirming that he was the genuine pioneer of the retrogressive classes, not at all like Narendra Modi, whom she called a phony in reverse. What are the messages that risen up out of this joint rally and what will their effect be in the 2019 decisions long haul legislative issues of Uttar Pradesh?

The first is that Mayawati was making a decent attempt to persuade her devotees to help Mulayam Singh Yadav and different applicants of the gathbandhan, a large portion of whom are Samajwadi pioneers in a locale in which the third period of surveying will occur in UP. This space is normally a Yadav bastion and is broadly called ‘Yadav-Land’, in spite of the fact that it has a sizeable populace of Muslims also. The voting demographics here incorporate Sambhal, Firozabad, Mainpuri, Etah, Badaun, Aonla, Bareilly, and Pilibhit. This is a territory where the Yadavs claim arrives on which numerous Dalits fill in as landless workers. It is additionally an area in which a new country and urban Dalit white collar class is loaning voice to its flimsier brethren…

UP polls: A popularity test for GeNext scions

Leading the brigade is Rajnath's son who has been fielded from Noida in place of sitting BJP MLA

UP Elections 2017 will not just be a fight for power, it will also be for inheriting political legacy by the new generation of several leaders cutting across party lines.

If the scions of Samajwadi Party and Congress -- Akhilesh Yadav and Rahul Gandhi -- have come together for claiming power through an alliance in the most populous state, there are also sons and daughters of several political big wigs who will be making an electoral splash this time.

Interestingly, many of these debutants also have solid academic backgrounds and have quit promising careers to either pursue family traditions or their heart's call.

Despite Prime Minister Narendra Modi's suggestion to senior leaders not to press for tickets for their kin, Bharatiya Janata Party has given nomination to a fair number of new faces having more established names to take up the contest for government formation in UP.

Leading the "son rise" brigade of the saffron party is UP BJP general secretary Pankaj Singh, son of Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh who has been fielded from Noida in place of sitting BJP MLA Bimla Batham.

Pankaj (38), an MBA from Amity University, has been active in politics since 2002 and had been in ticket contention since 2007 Assembly election when he was almost set to make his debut from Chandauli, the home town of Rajnath.

He has for company Rajasthan Governor and former UP CM Kalyan Singh's grandson Sandeep Singh from the traditional family seat - Atrauli.

Sandeep is a post-graduate from the University of Leeds in England.

BJP MP Hukum Singh's daughter Mriganka, who runs private schools, has been given party ticket from Kairana.

The saffron party has also repeated its sitting MLA from Lucknow (East) Ashutosh Tandon 'Gopalji', the businessman son of senior party leader Lalji Tandon.

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UP polls 2017: Mulayam backs Akhilesh, to campaign for SP-Cong alliance

UP Elections 2017 | Rebuffing all rumours of feuds within the Samajwadi Party as well as his family, party patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav on Monday said his son Akhilesh Yadav will be the next chief minister of Uttar Pradesh if his party wins the state assembly elections.

"Akhilesh Yadav will be the next Chief Minister. There are no differences in the family. I will start campaigning from tomorrow. Amar Singh is not upset. There is no difference. Akhilesh was given full freedom to work," Mulayam said.

The former Uttar Pradesh chief minister further said that he will campaign for Samajwadi Party-Congress alliance.

Earlier, Mulayam had told media that he would campaign for his younger brother Shivpal Yadav first.

After that, he would go to seek votes for the candidates named by his son and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav.

"Shivpal is not miffed...no one is upset. How can Shivpal make new party without talking to me?" he said.

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