Shivpal excluded from SP legislature party meet, says will talk to his supporters
The SP MLA from Jaswant Nagar seat said he will work according to the will of the party, but at the same time wondered why he was not invited to the meet while all the other MLAs were.

"Under these circumstances my going to the legislature party meeting will not be correct," he said.
The SP MLA from Jaswant Nagar seat said he will work according to the will of the party, but at the same time wondered why he was not invited to the meet while all the other MLAs were.
The younger brother of SP patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav said that he fought on the party's bicycle symbol and even campaigned for it in Karhal and many other places.
"Despite this, I don't know why I was not informed about the legislature party meeting," he said.
"I will talk to my supporters both in the Samajwadi Party as well as my own party. I have to say nothing about the future as of now."
After remaining at loggerheads since 2017, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav and uncle Shivpal had decided to mend fences just before the recently concluded state assembly election.
Their estrangement had resulted in Shivpal's launching his own party, PSP-L (Pragatisheel Samajwadi Party-Lohia), before the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.
In the 2022 assembly polls, the two had put up a united front at behest of Mulayam Singh Yadav.
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