SP - Private company or Political party???

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“The Socialist” Mulayam singh Yadav respectfully known as "Netaji" was recently compared with Italian dictator Mussolini by Beni Prasad Verma. 

A diminutive but a "never say die fighter" draws strong support dominantly from the Yadav clan and Muslims. 

Loyalty means a lot to him, be it a case of Personal Security Officer Shiv Kumar, personal secretary Jagjivan or telephone operator-cum-attendant Tara Chand whom he has retained for the last three decades. 

He is even recognized to go to any extent for his family too --  Daughter-in-law Dimple won Kannauj by-elections only when SP Supremo himself has vowed to get her elected unopposed. 

But in last few years’ his lifestyle changed midway. Person, who used to sip butter milk bottled in a thermos flask during flights, now prefers ginger drinks – Samajwadi Party supremo is now refreshing his party as a “Private limited company” for his own family members.

Mualyam Singh Yadav (CM, MP, Minister) 

Akhilesh Yadav (Son, MLA, MP, CM) 

Dimple Yadav (Akhilesh's Wife, MP) 

Dharmendra Yadav (Nephew, MP) 

Shivpal Singh Yadav (Cousin, MLA, Minister) 

Ram Gopal Yadav (Cousin, MP) 

Upcoming …

Akshay Yadav son of Ram gopal Yadav,

Prateek Yadav cousin brother of Mr. Akhilesh Yadav 

Mulayam singh Yadav who started his political career by inspirations of veteran socialist; Ram Manohar Lohia who always fought against dynasty rule, is now changing his boats. 

Now rather than contributing to the society it seems contribution towards family is on priority.

But it seems Days for this government are numbered. Party workers are fed up with Family politics -- nearly 100 party members left the party on Sunday. 

SP is running a private company, there is no space for the genuine and common workers. Mulayam Singh is distributing lucrative posts and seats to family members and 'loved ones' -- says Trilok Tyagi who had joined the party in 2007 along with 2 other members of RLD. 

Party is facing resentment over ticket distribution for 2014 lok sabha elections. Some of the leaders who were associated over a decade, moved out of SP. 

Time has knocked the door; current government is already sitting on the records of Poor governance in Muzaffarnagar and with strong leaders like Ramakant Yadav, who won the azamgrah seat for SP both the times, will now be posing a strong challenge to the SP supremo. 

With other senior party leaders unhappy with ticket distribution and many leaving the party ---2014 elections would be a tough situation not only for the Samajwadi party but for SP Supremo family limited company.

What’s your view on this??

posted by Anit Chauhan
on 25-03-2014