Ritika
For the voters, the election of Mainpuri Lok Sabha seat may be a by-election, but the prestige of the Samajwadi Party is attached to this election. The SP is calling it the legacy seat of Netaji. This is the reason why three generations of Mulayam family have started campaigning for Netaji’s daughter-in-law and SP candidate Dimple Yadav to get Vijayashree. Under the leadership of SP National President Akhilesh Yadav, people of Saifai family are going from village to village and door to door and appealing for votes.
By-election will be held on December 5 for Mainpuri Lok Sabha seat. The enrollment process has been completed. The contest is believed to be between SP and BJP. The Saifai family has entered the election field with full vigor to make the candidate Dimple Yadav win. The matter is related to the prestige of Netaji and SP’s party, that’s why three generations of Mulayam Singh are seeking votes for daughter-in-law Dimple Yadav.
Mulayam Singh Yadav’s brother Abhayram Yadav, cousin Prof. Apart from Ramgopal Yadav, son Akhilesh Yadav, nephew Dharmendra Yadav and grandson Tej Pratap Yadav are included. Along with this, more than twenty former ministers, MLAs and party leaders are campaigning from village to village.
Saifai family is considered as a big political family. Despite this, there is one person in this family who always stayed away from politics. This person is none other than Netaji’s younger brother and father of former MP Dharmendra Yadav, Abhayram Yadav.
Abhayram Yadav has entered the campaign for the first time in this election. He along with other family members arrived during the collectorate nomination. Appealed to the people present together to vote for daughter-in-law Dimple Yadav.
For the first time, the Samajwadi Party is showing so much stamina in the by-elections. On behalf of SP, 40 star campaigners have been given the responsibility of campaigning in the Lok Sabha constituency. SP National President Akhilesh Yadav himself is handling the reins of the election. Along with holding street meetings, he is meeting party leaders and workers.
