The Samajwadi Party has begun preparations for the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections. This time, the SP will launch its election campaign from Agra. To this end, the party is organizing a Dalit convention, in which SP chief Akhilesh Yadav will participate.
Riding on the banner of the Backward, Dalit, and Minority (PDA) coalition, the Samajwadi Party, dreaming of returning to power in the 2027 Assembly elections, will launch its election campaign from the Dalit capital. Akhilesh Yadav will visit Agra on November 15th. A Dalit convention will be held at the GIC grounds, and preparations for the convention are in full swing.
The Samajwadi Party has chosen Agra to align with the PDA’s “D” (D) constituency. The D’s role is crucial in the state’s political trajectory. Therefore, to prepare for the Assembly elections, the SP has devised a strategy to penetrate the strongest bastion of Bahujan politics. Dalit Sammelan convener and National General Secretary MP Ramji Lal Suman stated that workers from the districts of Agra, Aligarh, and Meerut divisions will participate in this conference. Contact has been made with all districts and the meeting venue has been visited. All preparations are in the final stages.
He stated that Agra is the capital of Dalits. The city has over five lakh Scheduled Caste voters. City President Shabbir Abbas stated that through this conference, the SP will implement its PDA formula. To convey a message to the BSP’s traditional cadre and voters associated with Ambedkarite ideology, SP workers and Chhatra Sabha members will be dressed in blue. Buoyed by its success in the MLC elections, the SP is making efforts to woo the Bahujan Samaj by making the issues of Dalit rights, reservation, permanent jobs, and social security a key agenda in western Uttar Pradesh.
Published by: Arun Parashar
Courtesy: Hindi News