Shiv Sena will not be a part of ani alliance in UP: Sanjay Raut ahead of the assembly election
Kanpur: Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut has cleared that his party will not be part of any alliance in the assembly election in Uttar Pradesh. On the Samajwadi party – he said, “there is no question on alliance with Samajwadi party due to different ideology.”
Raut claimed that Shiv Sena has been working for a long time in UP but did not contest elections because it did not want to hurt the BJP. The Rajya Sabha MP also said that “Shiv Sena is ready to participate – if there is any movement for Mathura. Shiv Sena will contest 50-100 seats in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections.”
As the UP, assembly election comes closer – the alliance between parties is possible in the upcoming few days. Nationalist Congress Party has also announced its entry in Uttar Pradesh with Sharad Pawar saying that – his party would ally with Samajwadi Party and other smaller parties.
The people of Uttar Pradesh are looking for a change. We will surely see the changes in the state, Shara Pawar said.
Raut on the NCP said that “NCP should join hands with the Congress and the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) also in the big fight to save Uttar Pradesh.” Elections for the 403-member Uttar Pradesh assembly will be held in seven phases. The polling will be held on February 10, 14, 20, 23, 27, and March 3 and 7 in seven phases.
(_Vinayak Barot)
