Congress Faces Uncertainty Without Samajwadi Support, Says BJP's Singh

Former BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh criticized Congress's reliance on the Samajwadi Party in UP, suggesting Congress would struggle independently. He also commented on Rahul Gandhi's indecisive political stance. Singh distanced himself from his son Prateek's claims of bias in BJP's candidate selection for sugarcane committees.

Former BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh has remarked that Congress is heavily reliant on its alliance with the Samajwadi Party in Uttar Pradesh, suggesting that the separation would reveal Congress's true political standing in the state.

Singh further stated that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi shows little aspiration for the prime ministerial role, evidenced by his uncertain statements and lack of clear direction.

Addressing his son Prateek Bhushan Singh's concerns about alleged discrimination in candidate selection for sugarcane cooperatives, Singh dissociated himself, affirming his trust in the BJP's decision-making process.

(With inputs from agencies.)