
BJP general secretary Arun Jaitley on Sunday said the polls in the state would “blow the myth of dynasty”. According to him, the Congress has now been reduced to a position where its political ambition is about being a “miserable fourth or a poor fourth” after the BSP, BJP and the SP. Jaitley was in the city to campaign for his party where polls will be held on May 3. He said the downturn of the Congress stemmed from the fact that the government had an “unnatural character” and was headed by a PM who had no political impact. “This position cannot continue indefinitely,” said the BJP leader as he anticipated cracks in the UPA alliance after the end of the UP polls.
Cong leader campaigns for BSP
MAHMUDABAD: A senior Congress leader in Uttar Pradesh has been campaigning for a BSP candidate in the ongoing Assembly elections here, appealing to people to strengthen Mayawati to end Samajwadi Party rule. Ammar Rizvi, an AICC member, was seen campaigning in favour of his son Meesam Rizvi, who is fighting the polls on a BSP ticket after he was denied a Congress ticket. Yousuf Ansari, a Gandhi family loyalist, is the Congress candidate in the constituency.
Follow Rahul, SP nominee tells youth
PRATAPGARH: While the SP and the Congress are engaged in a bitter fight, ironically, Vigyat Singh, an SP candidate, is campaigning with a word of appreciation for Congress MP Rahul Gandhi. “Congress Party is of course a constraint but I strongly support people like Rahul Gandhi in his effort and would suggest more youngsters to come ahead and take up the task,” said 32-year-old Singh, the SP candidate from Rampur Khas constituency here.


