Samajwadi Party Sets Stage for Assembly Elections in Maharashtra

The Samajwadi Party (SP) in Maharashtra has sounded the bugle for the upcoming assembly elections, expecting respect and fair seat-sharing from its INDIA allies. Leaders, buoyed by success in Uttar Pradesh, emphasized their significant role in the alliance and asserted their influence in state politics.

Leaders of the Samajwadi Party (SP) in Maharashtra, invigorated by their recent Lok Sabha success in Uttar Pradesh, have voiced expectations of receiving due respect and fair seat-sharing from their INDIA alliance partners for the forthcoming state assembly elections.

Speaking at an event to honor newly elected SP MPs, Bhiwandi East MLA Rais Shaikh criticized the BJP, Shiv Sena, and Congress-NCP for alleged injustices against SP workers. Asserting their pivotal role, Shaikh declared that no INDIA leader could deny SP's rightful share of assembly seats.

SP MP Awadhesh Prasad underscored the importance of their social engineering formula nationwide, while MLA Abu Azmi vowed that North Indians would firmly respond to challenges. The Samajwadi Party MPs also made significant visits to local temples and historical sites, further bolstering their election campaign's morale and visibility.

(With inputs from agencies.)