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BJP faces electoral rout in UP, says Samajwadi Party chief Yadav
Akhilesh Yadav accused the ruling BJP of electoral malpractice at a major opposition rally in Delhi, predicting the party's defeat in upcoming Uttar Pradesh elections.
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Opposition parties mounted a show of strength at Delhi's Ramleela Grounds on Monday, with Samajwadi Party national president Akhilesh Yadav leveling serious charges against the BJP ahead of crucial state elections. Yadav accused the ruling party of vote theft and electoral conspiracy, declaring that BJP's loss in the forthcoming Uttar Pradesh polls is inevitable. Speaking to a large gathering of opposition supporters, the former Uttar Pradesh chief minister took aim at the saffron party's governance, suggesting the state would deliver a decisive message to BJP voters. Yadav's comments reflect intensifying political opposition to the BJP in India's politically crucial state, where electoral contests have historically shaped national politics. The rally underscored growing coordination among opposition parties as they prepare for electoral battles in the country's most populous state.