Om Prakash Rajbhar’s SBSP ties up with SP for UP elections, seat sharing not yet decided

Former minister in the Yogi Adityanath government and Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party (SBSP) chief Om Prakash Rajbhar on Wednesday joined hands with the Samajwadi Party for the 2022 Uttar Pradesh assembly elections. Rajbhar along with SBSP Chief General Secretary Arvind Rajbhar met SP chief Akhilesh Yadav in Lucknow and said that now SBSP and Samajwadi Party together will defeat the Bharatiya Janata Party.

In a tweet after meeting the SP chief, Om Prakash Rajbhar wrote, ‘BJP will be wiped out this time. Samajwadi Party and Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party have come together. The days of BJP government betraying all sections including Dalits, backward minorities are few. Courtesy meeting with former CM and SP chief Akhilesh Yadav today.

Giving more details on the significant development, SBSP national spokesperson Piyush Mishra said, “The alliance between SBSP and SP has been finalized for the 2022 elections. However, the seat sharing will be finalized later. We will also try to accommodate other smaller political parties who have joined us in the Bhagidari Sankalp Morcha.”

On the question of AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi being part of the morcha or not, Mishra said, “We will part ways from AIMIM if need be, nothing has been decided yet about AIMIM joining us in the morcha. “

The Om Prakash Rajbhar-led Bhagidari Sankalp Morcha had announced a big rally in Mau on October 27, and now it is expected that Rajbhar can share the stage with Akhilesh, who already has an event scheduled in neighboring Ghazipur district. . If sources are to be believed, PSPL chief and Akhilesh’s uncle Shivpal Yadav may also share the stage as the alliance is almost in the final stages after several talks.

Meanwhile, in an official statement, the Samajwadi Party also confirmed joining hands with the SBSP for the 2022 elections. “The Samajwadi government under the leadership of National President Shri Akhilesh Yadav has done countless works for the poor, downtrodden and backward classes including the underprivileged, exploited, farmers, youth, women, businessmen. In this episode, Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party, which has raised the voice of the rights of the weak along with the Samajwadi Party, is ready to take UP on the path of development. This is the beginning of the end of the oppressive rule of the BJP.

The statement further read, “Shri Omprakash Rajbhar, the founder of Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party, has always been fighting for the poor, farmers, labourers, downtrodden and backward classes. SBSP has always talked of social justice, be it reservation on population and economic basis, implementation of the report of the Social Justice Committee, technical education in primary school, waiving household electricity bills, 50% reservation for women, free treatment to the poor. , employment to the unemployed…etc.”

“Purvanchal has 18-22% Rajbhar voters with SBSP. The party has influence in more than 150 seats of Purvanchal. There is deep penetration in the assembly seats of Varanasi division, Devipatan division, Gorakhpur division, Azamgarh division of the state. SBSP also has a strong hold on sub-castes like Bansi, Ark, Arkavanshi, Kharwar, Kashyap, Pal, Prajapati, Bind, Banjara, Bari, Biar, Vishwakarma, Nai and Paswan.

Speaking to News18, Samajwadi Party spokesperson Sunil Singh Sajan said, “The national president of our party has always been speaking in favor of the poor, exploited, backward, minorities, farmers and labourers. We have said from the very beginning that all small political parties who really want to raise the issues of the poor and the backward are welcome.

The SBSP chief had recently said that anything is possible in politics and had also put out a list of conditions for the BJP. Rajbhar had also met UP BJP President Swatantra Dev Singh at his residence sometime back, which has once again fueled speculations of his alliance with the BJP.

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