Anupriya Patel Issues Firm Warning Amidst Party Dissent Rumors
Union Minister Anupriya Patel warned of attempts to create rifts within Apna Dal (Sonelal) during Dr Sonelal Patel's birth anniversary. Promoting social justice, she supported the caste census and encouraged party unity against opposition. Party aims to become the leading political force in Uttar Pradesh.
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Amidst swirling rumors of internal dissent, Union Minister and Apna Dal (Sonelal) national president Anupriya Patel issued a strong warning to individuals attempting to sow discord within the party. Speaking at the 'Jan Swabhiman Diwas' event, held to commemorate Dr. Sonelal Patel's birth anniversary, Anupriya Patel underscored the party's unwavering commitment to fostering social justice, asserting their fearlessness in facing any conspiracies.
The event highlighted the party's longstanding advocacy for a caste census, a vision integral to Dr. Sonelal Patel's legacy. Anupriya Patel praised the central government for its progressive steps in this direction, deeming it a stride towards achieving genuine social and economic democracy. With 13 MLAs in the UP legislative assembly, Apna Dal (S) stands as a formidable entity within the NDA.
Addressing party members, Anupriya Patel urged vigilance against divisive elements trying to weaken the party. She emphasized that opposition often targets influential and honest individuals. Party national working president Ashish Patel echoed this sentiment, stressing their steadfast dedication to social justice and their resolve to combat any threats or conspiracies, aiming to elevate Apna Dal (Sonelal) as Uttar Pradesh's foremost political party.
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