Samajwadi Party Eyes Brahmin Vote Bank in Uttar Pradesh Assembly Elections

The political atmosphere has heated up ahead of the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections. The Samajwadi Party gave a clear signal at the Prabuddha Sammelan held in Lucknow on Wednesday on the birth anniversary of party veteran Janeshwar Mishra that this time it is eyeing the core vote bank of the BJP. Now the question is whether the SP can split the Brahmin vote affecting 100 assembly seats. At the same time, many people say that it is difficult. There is a saffron-clad Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the Sant Samaj, the BJP that talks about Sanatan, and Hindu-Hindutva politics is repeated in every statement. Traditionally, eight out of ten Brahmin votes have been received by the BJP. In such a situation, the SP will be able to show power by sacrificing the Brahmin vote. In response, Akhilesh Yadav picked up the trishul in the presence of Pawan Pandey, Sanatan Pandey, Mata Prasad Pandey, Abhishek Mishra, Karunesh and many young Brahmin leaders in Lucknow. On the birth anniversary of Janeshwar Mishra, who was called Chhote Lohia, Dwivedi played the drum, and Shiv Tandav, Akhilesh Yadav described the PDA as a new'Gada'in the form of Akhilesh Yadav.