UP by surveys: Majhwan assembly seat in Mirzapur is under discussion. One reason is the by-elections that will be held here on November 20 and the other reason is the “Lamb War.” In fact, a mutton party was recently organized at BJP MP Vinod Kumar Bind’s office in Karsada, Majhwan. Supposedly, there was a ruckus at this party when salsa was served instead of a slice (boti). After which there were strong kicks, punches and chair throwing. Some people were also injured. Now SP chief Akhilesh Yadav has tightened his grip on this issue. Addressing the election rally, he said he did not know that a sheep war had taken place here, but it was recorded in history.
Let us tell you that there is news of a heated argument and kicking in the office of Vinod Bind, MP from Bhadohi, UP, when no pieces of mutton (meat) were found in the dish supposedly served. However, Deputy Bind claims that no such incident occurred in his office. At the same time, in the midst of the by-elections, the Samajwadi Party (SP) called this alleged Lamb Party a violation of the code of conduct and complained to the Election Commission.
‘Lamb war’ has been recorded in history: Akhilesh
While addressing the election rally for SP candidate in Majhwan assembly seat, Akhilesh Yadav said: As soon as they (BJP government) came to know that the public did not support them, they put officials and employees forward. But officials and employees know deep down that now the Bharatiya Janata Party will not be able to survive.
Akhilesh further said that sometimes some things become famous this way, the car is not known, like what happened in his assembly. I didn’t know that the ‘War of the Lamb’ also took place here. Although we have heard of different types of wars, we have never heard of a war like this before. Now, this “War of the Lamb” has been recorded in history.
Also read: ‘Lamb war’ in BJP MP’s party… The young man became angry because they gave him gravy instead of boti, kicked him and beat him fiercely.
It is noteworthy that there is a direct contest between the BJP and the SP in the by-elections in the Majhwan assembly seat of Mirzapur. SP’s Dr Jyoti Bind is challenging BJP’s Suchismita Maurya. At the same time, BSP has played the Brahmin card by fielding Deepak Tiwari.
