Abu Azmi’s tone changed before his nomination
The nomination process for the assembly elections in Maharashtra is going on and just before the nomination, the tone of socialist leader Abu Azmi, who had threatened Mahavikas Aghadi, has changed. On Tuesday, Abu Azmi said in a special conversation with India TV that he will now never speak against Mahavikas Aghadi. He said there is still hope of getting the number of seats requested. Let us tell you that he had demanded five seats from his allies in the Mahavikas Aghadi alliance, but the SP could only get two seats. Despite this, Abu Azmi has given a different signal by showing himself lenient.
Doubts about Nawab Malik
NCP Sharad Pawar faction has made Fahad Ahmed its electoral symbol from Anushakti Nagar. Fahad is going to contest the elections against Nawab Malik’s daughter Sana Malik, while this time Nawab Malik himself may contest against Abu Azmi. But it is yet to be decided whether Nawab Malik will contest the elections as an independent or as a member of any party.
Abu Azmi prepared to present his candidacy
Samajwadi Party leader and Grand Alliance candidate Abu Azmi from Mumbai’s Shivaji Nagar assembly seat today came out with hundreds of his workers to file the nomination. During this, Faizabad Lok Sabha MP Awadhesh Prasad also joined him. While presenting the nomination, the SP MLA’s tone seemed to have changed today. Abu Azmi said that from now on he will not speak against Mahavikas Aghadi, we are all together. Along with this, Awadhesh Prasad also claimed victory of Mahavikas Aghadi in Maharashtra.
Abu Azmi had warned
Earlier Abu Azmi had threatened the allies of Mahavikas Aghadi and had said that we had declared five candidates. Azmi had said that if the seats are not decided soon, he will declare his 25 candidates. We have candidates for Anushakti Nagar, Byculla and a few other places. I will not beg, if the decision is not made, I will distribute the AB form tomorrow.
