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    SAMAJWADI PARTY CHIEF AKHILESH YADAV

    Struggling to find foothold in Bihar politics, Tej Pratap seeks PK's counsel

    Tej Pratap Yadav met with political strategist Prashant Kishor. The meeting focused on Bihar's politics and public expectations. Yadav expressed a strengthened resolve for public service. The discussion explored changing political equations. Leaders believe an alliance could form a third front. Kishor previously noted Yadav's transparency. The meeting occurred late Tuesday night.

    'Will rename Kannauj to Gorakhpur...': War of words between Smriti, Akhilesh over 'Saas-Bahu' jibe
    Don't need such friends: Akhilesh Yadav on PM Modi's remark in Lok Sabha

    Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav has rejected Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent comment calling him a friend. Yadav stated he does not need such friends and questioned the nature of any assistance provided. He also cautioned the public to remain vigilant, alleging the BJP might resort to extreme actions as it faces defeat.

    Nitish Kumar to monitor Bihar development despite stepping down as CM

    Nitish Kumar will continue to oversee development work in Bihar. He will spend most of his time in the state, touring it to ensure progress continues. This comes after he stepped down as Chief Minister last week. The JD(U) leader will focus on parliamentary sessions in Delhi. His son, Nishant, has been accepted as the party's future leader.

    'They thought BJP would get credit': Om Prakash Rajbhar accuses Akhilesh Yadav of "lying" on women's reservation bill

    Uttar Pradesh Minister Om Prakash Rajbhar accused Akhilesh Yadav of lying about women's reservation, claiming the Samajwadi Party opposed the bill fearing BJP credit. Yadav, however, stated opposition parties support women's reservation but want SC, ST, and OBC inclusion. Prime Minister Modi criticized the opposition for blocking the bill, calling it an insult to women.

    Women's quota row: UP CM Yogi Adityanath likens opposition conduct in Lok Sabha to Draupadi 'cheerharan'

    Attacking opposition parties including the Congress, Samajwadi Party, TMC and DMK, Adityanath said they were "anti-women" and their speeches and actions had exposed them.

    The Economic Times
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