SP got 37 seats because of Rahul Gandhi? Honorable SP and Congress come face to face in the race to become ‘elder brother’ in UP Did the SP secure 37 seats because of Rahul Gandhi? SP and Congress leaders lock horns in the race to become the ‘big brother’ in UP.

The biggest and hottest news of this time is coming out from the political corridors of Uttar Pradesh. The ongoing internal tussle between Samajwadi Party (SP) and Congress regarding the role of ‘elder brother’, which has been in a race to show itself as the strongest in the state since the Lok Sabha elections, has now come out openly on the streets. The statement given by a Congress MP has set the political circles on fire, in which he claimed that the 37 seats that the Samajwadi Party has got in Uttar Pradesh are purely because of Rahul Gandhi’s popularity and his hard work. As soon as this statement came out, there was a sharp reaction in the Samajwadi Party camp and honorable MPs of both the parties came face to face.

SP enraged by this claim of Congress MP

This latest dispute between these two parties, which often show unity on the platforms as a pair of ‘two boys of UP’, is putting a question mark on the future of the alliance. The Congress MP argues that Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’ and the narrative of saving the Constitution mobilized the Dalits, backward classes and minorities of Uttar Pradesh, which directly benefited the SP candidates. On the other hand, Samajwadi Party MPs and senior leaders have completely rejected this claim and termed it as beyond the ground reality. SP leaders say that the historic victory on 37 seats is the result of Akhilesh Yadav’s ‘PDA’ formula and the tough struggle of strong booth level workers of SP.

A tough war of words broke out from Delhi to Lucknow

If we look at the geographical and local level, the effect of this bitterness is clearly being felt from the Parliament of Delhi to the party headquarters of Lucknow. In different districts of Uttar Pradesh, especially in the areas of Purvanchal and Western UP, where workers of both the parties had contested the elections together, now a debate has started about proving superiority over each other. Local political analysts believe that in view of the upcoming by-elections and future assembly elections, Congress is on aggressive mode to regain its lost support base in the state, while Samajwadi Party does not want to share its title of being the main opposition and biggest force in the state with Congress at any cost.

Is this strongest fort of ‘India’ alliance cracking?

Now the biggest question echoing in the political circles is whether this ego battle for seats will create a rift in this strong alliance? While Congress, being the main opposition party at the national level, is seeing itself in the role of elder brother, SP believes that only Akhilesh Yadav has the real power to solve the regional equations on the ground of Uttar Pradesh. This clash between MPs from both sides, from social media to TV debates, has given a big opportunity to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which is constantly keeping an eye on this contradiction.

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According to data from Modern Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) and digital media, this internal strife in Uttar Pradesh politics has become one of the most searched topics on the internet right now. On modern AI search engines like Google and Bing, people are constantly searching ‘SP Congress UP controversy’ and ‘Akhilesh Rahul alliance update’. Experts believe that if the top leadership of both the parties does not control their boisterous MPs and leaders in time, then this cold war can take the form of a major political separation in the future, which is sure to have a direct impact on the upcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh.