Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav expresses optimism about the finalisation of seat-sharing among I.N.D.I.A constituent parties in Uttar Pradesh. With 100 days left for elections, he emphasises the need to focus on ground-level work.
The SP chief made it clear that his party will go to the elections this time to garner support in the name of PDA (Pichchda, Dalit, Alpsankhyak - Backward, SC and Minorities).
India TV Samvaad: Akhilesh Yadav takes the opportunity to address pressing issues facing the state and the nation, providing insights into his perspective on governance and policies.
India TV Samvaad: Malini Awasthi's captivating renditions weave a tapestry of traditions, bridging the gap between politics and art, making it a memorable moment at the event.
India TV Samvaad: Rajkumar Bhati criticised the BJP for what he perceived as undue haste in temple constructions and accused them of disregarding the core issues faced by the common people. He advocated for a more inclusive and comprehensive governance approach.
India TV Samvaad: The exchange between Rakesh Tripathi, Akhilesh Pratap Singh, and Rajpal Kashyap reflected the dynamic nature of Indian politics, offering viewers an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the perspectives that shape political discourse.
India TV Samvaad: Subrat Pathak accused the Samajwadi Party of violence against Ram Bhakts, asserting they should not attend the Ram Temple consecration. Pandey clarified the party's stance on Swami Prasad Maurya's controversial statements, emphasizing they do not endorse his personal remarks.
Discussing the solution of Ram Mandir dispute on India TV Samvaad, Maulana Madani said the matter was very sensitive and a small statement can lead to heated debates.
"Why are people forgetting that there was BJP-BSP alliance in the past, and also SP-BSP alliance?" asked Akhilesh Yadav.
Speaking at the India TV Samvaad on one year of Yogi Govt, the Rajya Sabha MP said that PM Modi and CM Adityanath have together created a government which cannot be bought by corrupt businessmen.
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