Nobody will be spared for the UP poll debacle: Ram Gopal Yadav

March 17, 2017 19:21

Samajwadi Party leader Ramgopal Yadav today said that nobody will be spared who are found to be involved in the anti-party activities that led to its debacle in Uttar Pradesh assembly polls.

"We will seek feedback from all the candidates to the party district presidents to find out who all are engaged in the anti-party activities. Those found to be involved in the wrong doings, action will be taken against them. Nobody will be spared," Yadav told reporters outside the Parliament.

The SP had formed an alliance with the Congress in the Uttar Pradesh assembly polls, but both parties managed to win only 54 out of 403 seats.

As per the alliance agreement, the SP contested on 298 seats and the Congress on 105, out of which it managed to win only seven seats. The SP won only 47 seats.

The BSP got 19 seats, while the BJP and its allies notched up 325 seats.

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