Omprakash Rajbhar, famous for his outspoken statements in the politics of Uttar Pradesh, has once again given such a statement which has created a stir in the political circles. He has answered the question asked on seat distribution in the 2027 elections in a very unique way, with which statement has once again created a stir in politics.
In fact, the chessboard for the 2027 assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh has already started to be laid. But meanwhile, SubhaSP President and Cabinet Minister Omprakash Rajbhar has given such a statement regarding the distribution of seats, which has shocked everyone. When journalists asked him how many seats he was demanding in 2027, Rajbhar gave up counting the seats and said that he would give ‘shoulders’ and take them to the ‘ghat’. After all, what is the real meaning behind this statement of Rajbhar?
No fight over seats – Rajbhar
It is difficult to say when and which statement will explode like a ‘political bomb’ in the politics of UP. SubhaSP leader Omprakash Rajbhar has made his strategy clear for the 2027 elections. Putting an end to the tussle over seats, Rajbhar clearly said that the fight in the alliance is not about seats, but about forming the government again.
‘Fight to form government’
Rajbhar said, “Bharatiya Janata Party is a big party in itself. We have four allies with them. There is Sanjay Nishad ji, Anupriya Patel ji, Jayant Choudhary ji and one of us. All five of us are working together. There is no tussle between us for seats, the tussle is about forming the government. All four of us will shoulder the responsibility and one person will support us. We will definitely take it to the ghat.”
‘To ensure collective victory of the alliance’
This phrase of Rajbhar of ‘giving shoulder’ and ‘taking him to the ghat’ can create panic in the opposition camp. He made it clear that his aim is not to count individual seats but to ensure the collective victory of the alliance. Now it remains to be seen what counterattack the opposition will take on this ‘shoulder’ politics of Rajbhar.