Samajwadi Party still belongs to me: Mulayam Singh
Samajwadi Party supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav on Monday said the party still belongs to him and he enjoys people's support. He further added he led a spot-free life so far, and the Supreme Court gave him a clean chit when corruption charges were levelled against him. Mulayam has approached the Election Commission to take up battle of party symbol 'cycle'.
Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav today said the ruling party of Uttar Pradesh belonged to him and that he enjoyed the support of people.Mulayam told the media that he led a spot-free life so far, and the Supreme Court gave him a clean chit when corruption charges were levelled against him once.The SP founder headed to New Delhi is set to take the battle of 'cycle' to the Election Commission of India.His younger brother and state unit party president Shivpal Singh Yadav told the media that he was with his elder brother now and always."I have always been with Netaji, will always be till my last breath," Shivpal said.He said Mulayam was still the national president of the party and will remain so.He however refused to divulge at what time they will go to the poll panel.Shivpal on Sunday evening went emotional at a dinner event and sang a song that summed up his mood and also the first family of the poll bound state. Watch the video here 