Uttar Pradesh Political Temperature Rises Amid Claims of Samajwadi Party Break-Up

In Uttar Pradesh, political kurukshetra is abuzz with new narratives. The BJP-led NDA alliance has raised the political temperature by claiming a break-up in the Samajwadi Party. After the statements of Subhaspa president Omprakash Rajbhar and deputy chief minister Keshav Maurya, now Nishad Party president Sanjay Nishad has also made a new pitch by claiming a rebellion in the SP. Significantly, the statements that have unsettled the SP have come from three big OBC leaders of Purvanchal, where the SP was strong in the last Lok Sabha elections. In the past few days, many political parties across the country have witnessed a rebellion. When the Aam Aadmi Party split, the long-ruling Trinamool Congress in Bengal split into several factions. Several MPs of the Shiv Sena-Uddhav Thackeray faction in Maharashtra are moving towards joining hands with the Shinde faction, causing a stir in the politics there. Meanwhile, a cyclone of discussions has also started in UP when minister Omprakash Rajbhar in the Yogi Adityanath government has claimed that more than a dozen SP MPs have broken away from the SP.