Akhilesh’s eyes only on PD in PDA – Naya India-Hindi News, Latest Hindi News, Breaking News, Hindi Samachar


Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav’s PDA i.e. Backward, Dalit and Minority card was in play in the final Lok Sabha elections. He was profitable in stopping BJP’s Hindutva card by way of PDA. Then his get together gained most 37 seats out of 80 Lok Sabha seats in the state. His ally Congress additionally bought six seats. Now even in the preparation for the meeting elections, Akhilesh Yadav is focusing on PDA only. But the truth is totally different. His get together leaders are additionally admitting that although Akhilesh Yadav has talked about PDA i.e. backward, Dalit and minority, his actual goal is on backward and Dalit i.e. Hindu Bahujan. They will marginalize minorities. He has additionally stated that this time he’ll subject Dalit candidates on 14 common seats in the meeting elections. Keep in thoughts that already 84 seats are reserved for Dalits and two seats are reserved for tribals. If they subject 14 extra Dalit candidates then there will probably be 100 SC, ST candidates.

Last time in the meeting elections, BSP chief Mayawati had fielded 100 Muslim candidates however to no avail. Muslim votes went to SP only. Therefore, Akhilesh will cut back Muslim candidates and can also cut back Yadav candidates, as he did in the Lok Sabha elections. He had given only 5 Yadav candidates out of 63 seats in his quota in the Lok Sabha elections. There was not even a single Yadav candidate in the 17 seats underneath Congress quota. That means the opposition gave 5 Yadav candidates out of 80 and all 5 have been from Mulayam Singh’s household. Apart from Akhilesh Yadav himself, his spouse Dimple Yadav, cousin Dharmendra Yadav and two nephews Akshay and Aditya Yadav had contested the elections. Despite this, he bought Yadav and Muslim votes in bulk. They will do this trick in the meeting elections additionally. Instead of Muslims and Yadavs, they’ll give precedence to backward, Dalit and higher caste Hindus.

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