Taking a swipe at SP-BSP alliance, BJP leader Naresh Agarwal on Saturday said that Akhilesh Yadav will be seen running on the road after Mayawati will break alliance with the Samajwadi party the very next day results for Lok Sabha elections are declared.

"Counting will be held on May 23 and on May 24 Mayawati will say that she is breaking that alliance since Muslims and Aheer had deceived her and then Akhilesh will be seen running on roads," Agarwal said while campaigning for a BJP candidate in Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh.

"Like the last emperor of Mughal was Jafar Shah Rangeela, the last emperor of Yadav family is Akhilesh Yadav," he said.

SP has stitched an alliance with BSP and RLD in Uttar Pradesh. Out of 80 Lok Sabha seats in the state, SP will contest on 37 seats, BSP on 38 and RLD on 3 seats.

Agarwal criticised Akhilesh for not declaring him as SP`s candidate for Rajya Sabha in 2018.&nbsp;

"Why did they not give the ticket to me? Because he (Akhilesh) likes an actress. They had denied me a ticket at this age," he said.&nbsp;

Agarwal had joined the BJP last year after he was denied ticket of the Rajya Sabha and Akhilesh Yadav-led party had selected Jaya Bachchan as Rajya Sabha candidate.

The BJP leader further attacked the Mahagathbandhan saying that the coalition governments in the past had only lasted for six months.

"The government cannot run for five years under Mulayam, Mayawati, Mamata and Akhilesh. There were coalition governments before under Chandrashekhar ji, Charan Singh ji, VP Singh, Devegowda ji.&nbsp;

Their governments had lasted for only six months," Agarwal said."What you need a government of five years of just six months. This election is between nationalism and separatism," he added.

Taking a swipe at SP-BSP alliance, BJP leader Naresh Agarwal on Saturday said that Akhilesh Yadav will be seen running on the road after Mayawati will break alliance with the Samajwadi party the very next day results for Lok Sabha elections are declared.

Taking a swipe at SP-BSP alliance, BJP leader Naresh Agarwal on Saturday said that Akhilesh Yadav will be seen running on the road after Mayawati will break alliance with the Samajwadi party the very next day results for Lok Sabha elections are declared. "Counting will be held on May 23 and on May 24 Mayawati will say that she is breaking that alliance since Muslims and Aheer had deceived her and then Akhilesh will be seen running on roads," Agarwal said while campaigning for a BJP candidate in Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh. "Like the last emperor of Mughal was Jafar Shah Rangeela, the last emperor of Yadav family is Akhilesh Yadav," he said. SP has stitched an alliance with BSP and RLD in Uttar Pradesh. Out of 80 Lok Sabha seats in the state, SP will contest on 37 seats, BSP on 38 and RLD on 3 seats. Agarwal criticised Akhilesh for not declaring him as SP`s candidate for Rajya Sabha in 2018. "Why did they not give the ticket to me? Because he (Akhilesh) likes an actress. They had denied me a ticket at this age," he said. Agarwal had joined the BJP last year after he was denied ticket of the Rajya Sabha and Akhilesh Yadav-led party had selected Jaya Bachchan as Rajya Sabha candidate. The BJP leader further attacked the Mahagathbandhan saying that the coalition governments in the past had only lasted for six months. "The government cannot run for five years under Mulayam, Mayawati, Mamata and Akhilesh. There were coalition governments before under Chandrashekhar ji, Charan Singh ji, VP Singh, Devegowda ji. Their governments had lasted for only six months," Agarwal said."What you need a government of five years of just six months. This election is between nationalism and separatism," he added.

Mayawati will break alliance with Akhilesh after Lok Sabha poll results: Naresh Agarwal

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Naresh Agrawal on Tuesday apologised for his remark against Samajwadi Party leader Jaya Bachchan.&nbsp;

&ldquo;Agar meri kisi baat se kisi ko thes pahuchi hai toh main khed vyakt karta hun,&rdquo; said Agrawal.

Agrawal had been on the receiving end after he said that the SP chose woman working in films over him in the Rajya Sabha Elections 2018.

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Former SP leader accused the media of giving his statement a different angle, saying he didn&#39;t intend to hurt anyone.&nbsp;

&ldquo;I had said something which was given a different angle by the media. All I can say is that I didn&rsquo;t intend to hurt anyone,&quot; he said.&nbsp;

&quot;I express my regret, if it did hurt anyone. I take back my words,&rdquo; he added.&nbsp;

Yesterday, BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra distanced his party from Agrawal&#39;s remarks, saying it respects people from all fields and welcomed them in politics.&nbsp;

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj too took to Twitter handle to condemn Agrawal&#39;s remark, saying he is welcome in the party but his comments regarding Jaya Bachchan are improper and unacceptable.

Agarwal said SP chose woman working in films over him in the Rajya Sabha Elections 2018.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Naresh Agrawal on Tuesday apologised for his remark against Samajwadi Party leader Jaya Bachchan. “Agar meri kisi baat se kisi ko thes pahuchi hai toh main khed vyakt karta hun,” said Agrawal. Agrawal had been on the receiving end after he said that the SP chose woman working in films over him in the Rajya Sabha Elections 2018. Agar meri kisi baat se kisi ko thes pahuchi hai toh main khed vyakt karta hun: #NareshAgrawal, BJP on his earlier comment 'Films mein kaam karne wali se meri hesiyat kardi gayi, unke naam par humara ticket kataa gaya, maine isko bhi bahut utchit nahi samjha' pic.twitter.com/6CkbYsmY7Y — ANI (@ANI) March 13, 2018 × Former SP leader accused the media of giving his statement a different angle, saying he didn't intend to hurt anyone. “I had said something which was given a different angle by the media. All I can say is that I didn’t intend to hurt anyone," he said. "I express my regret, if it did hurt anyone. I take back my words,” he added. Yesterday, BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra distanced his party from Agrawal's remarks, saying it respects people from all fields and welcomed them in politics. External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj too took to Twitter handle to condemn Agrawal's remark, saying he is welcome in the party but his comments regarding Jaya Bachchan are improper and unacceptable.

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