Muslim, Yadav combination will not work in U.P. polls, says Owaisi
The Hindu
However, A to Z alliance will work, the AIMIM chief says.
The M-Y combination — a reference to coming together of Muslim and Yadav voters for a common party — will not work in Uttar Pradesh, All India Maljis-e-Ithehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) president Asaduddin Owaisi stated on Thursday. “Keep this in mind, M-Y combination won’t work in Uttar Pradesh, A to Z alliance will work,” Mr. Owaisi told reporters in Lucknow before leaving for Bahraich to inaugurate an office for his party ahead of the 2022 Assembly polls. Bahraich is a communally-sensitive district near the Indo-Nepal border.
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