Lucknow: Azam khan, one of the founder members of the Samajwadi Party is angry with Akhilesh Yadav, president of the party. The narrative all around is that, after the defeat in the UP Polls, Akhilesh differed his path from Muslims, so Azam and other Muslim leaders are annoyed with him. Whereas the sources claim that the story is beyond that. Azam is annoyed over an answered demand, that he made to Akhilesh. Samajwadi Party chief hasn’t yet responded to him positively.
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Azam and Akhilesh both were members of parliament before the UP Polls. Both contested the elections of the legislature and got elected. Both resigned from their MP seat. Sources claim that Azam wants his vacant seat for his wife. He said this to Akhilesh but till now Akhilesh hasn’t promised so. This is the basic reason that Azam is annoyed with Akhilesh, it has nothing to do with the Muslim sentiments. The sources claim that still, Akhilesh hasn’t thought of making his wife Dimple the candidate for the Azamgarh parliamentarian seat, which he has left. Since Akhilesh hasn’t responded to Azam, that’s why he is showing his anger in public.
Akhilesh wants to be charge-free from Parivarvaad
Sources claim that Akhilesh doesn’t want the tag of ‘Parivarvaad’ with him. So, he is trying all the possible moves so that he may be free from it. This was the only reason that Akhilesh hasn’t given a ticket to any of his family member except Shivpal Yadav in UP Polls. Azam’s son was the candidate of the Samajwadi Party, because he was elected as an MLA in 2017 also.
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Akhilesh Yadav wants to limit the sharing of the families in the politics. Some experts are of the view that Akhilesh is trying so and he must share it with the senior leaders of the party and family members too. In this way he could avoid such things and statements from the others that could harm the image of him as well as the Party.