Maurya has launched the name and flag of the new party, according to his post on social media.
SNS | Lucknow | February 19, 2024 1:37 pm
Samajwadi Party leader Swami Prasad Maurya, who resigned from the post of National General Secretary citing neglect in Samajwadi Party, may form a new party.
Maurya has launched the name and flag of the new party, according to his post on social media.
He will address a rally at Talkatora Stadium in Delhi on February 22. The name of the new party will be Rashtriya Shoshit Samaj Party. Its flag will have blue, red and green colours.
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Meanwhile, senior SP leader Ram Govind Chaudhary has reached the residence of Maurya to convince him not to float a new political outfit and remain in the SP.
However, Swami did not comment on his decision to form a new party.
Maurya had recently resigned from the post of National General Secretary of the party, alleging neglect in SP. He had said in his letter to Akhilesh Yadav that Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar and Dr Ram Manohar Lohia were in favour of social justice and had given the slogan of 85 versus 15. But, Samajwadi Party is continuously making this slogan ineffective, he has alleged.
Trying to minimise the impact of the resignation of Swami from the party post, SP chief Akhilesh Yadav had commented that it was a party affair and it will be resolved amicably.
Meanwhile, reacting to Maurya floating a new political outfit, Akhilesh said on social media, ” How can anyone know about what others have in their minds. ”
He told the media, without taking any names, that there were several people who take the benefit from the party and then part ways for their own personal interest .
On the eve of the crucial assembly by-elections in Uttar Pradesh, the opposition Samajwadi Party has attacked the BJP government and also asked the Election Commission that no policeman should check anyone's ID.
“Earlier, engines were colliding; now, even the coaches of the so-called ‘double-engine government’ are clashing. After the Maharashtra elections, their own people will undermine the foundations of those who raised hollow slogans,” he remarked.
He said that those who gave the slogan 'One Nation, One Election' are now unable to even conduct a single examination, despite promising to hold record examinations.