Azam Khan being sarcastic at Amar Singh for R S nomination

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Published on: 17 May 2016 7:12 PM GMT
Azam Khan being sarcastic at Amar Singh for R S nomination
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Rampur: As expected, the first note of dissent from within the Samajwadi Party (SP) over nomination of Amar Singh came from his bête-noire Mohammad Azam Khan.

Azam Khan and senior party leader Ram Gopal Yadav have always been opposed to Amar Singh and came out in public against him several times in the past.

On Tuesday also, both of them particularly Azam were vocal against the decision to send Amar Singh to Rajya Sabha taken at Central Parliamentary Bard meeting headed by party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav at Lucknow.

According to sources, Azam even left the meeting midway and returned to his hometown Rampur. Talking to reporters, he was at his sarcastic best commenting,” Mulayam to maalik hai aur maalik jo karta hai sahi hi karta hai ”.

“Neta Ji is party’s chief and whatever he decides can be challenged by none. We all are entitled to our own opinions but the final decision will only be made by the master, and that is him,” said Khan in a statement.

Highlights:

  • When asked about Amar Singh’s case Khan said he did not want to comment.
  • Talking about Jaya Prada’s return to party, Khan said what is destined, will happen.
  • The Rajya Sabha elections are scheduled for the next month.

Azam and Amar:

  • Both the leaders do not like each other.
  • They do not leave any chance commenting against each other.
  • Azam during the last birthday of Mulayam Singh Yadav said that garbage also comes in the hurricane.
  • Amar, reacting to this statement said, rag pickers do not know the worth of gold.

The Amar Mulayam prem factor:

  • SP Chief Mulayam Singh Yadav on January 28 last said that Amar was not expelled from the party and he is with them.
  • Mulayam celebrated his birthday with Amar Singh.
  • SP Chief believes that Amar has played a big role in the development of state.

Was expelled in 2010:

Amar Singh and his protégé, yesteryear Bollywood actress Jaya Prada were expelled from the Samajwadi Party (SP) in February 2010 for alleged ‘anti-party’ activities. Both have already completed their six year ouster from the SP.

Amar, later, floated his own political party Rashtriya Lok Manch in 2011 and fielded candidates on 360 out of 403 seats in 2012 Vidhan Sabha polls of Uttar Pradesh, but he could not win even a single seat.

Amar even contested the general elections in 2014 from Fatehpur Sikri seat on Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) ticket in which he subsequently lost.

Also read: Mulayam prevails over his leaders to send Amar Singh to RS

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