TOP STORY/ 'We Dreamt Of Making Her PM': Akhilesh Yadav After Mayawati Announces Solo-Run in 2024 Elections

Barabanki: In a surprising turn of events, former Uttar Presh Chief Minister and Samajwi Party (SP) supremo Akhilesh Yav on Tuesday revealed that he and his party were considering Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) leer Mayawati as a potential candidate for position of Prime Minister in run up to upcoming Lok Sabha elections, scheduled to be held in March-April this year. Yav, however, suspects that Mayawati may have faced external pressures, leing to a change in her stance.

Speaking at a garing in Barabanki, Yav outlined future course of action for socialist movement, even as he expressed his party's commitment to “fostering unity among or political entities, with a specific focus on strengning INDI bloc – an acronym for Indian National Democratic and Independent Alliance,” as general elections draw near. call for unity comes at a crucial juncture in Indian political landscape, with various states gearing up for upcoming elections.

Speaking to media, Yav shared insights into 2024 political strategy his party was contemplating, stating, "We were dreaming to make her [Mayawati] PM candidate." He expressed disappointment at what he perceives as a shift in Mayawati's position, hinting that “external influences may have played a role in her decision-making process”.

While Akhilesh did not specify nature of pressures Mayawati might have faced, his comments have sparked curiosity among political observers. revelation suggests an intriguing dynamic within political landscape of Uttar Presh, where alliances and strategies are constantly evolving.

Mayawati, leer of BSP, has been a prominent figure in state politics, and her potential candidacy for Prime Minister's position would have ded a new dimension to political scenario in Hindi heartland.

unfolding developments are likely to be closely monitored by political analysts and public alike, as Uttar Presh remains a key battleground for political parties vying for supremacy in upcoming elections.