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Nitish Kumar’s party would need undivided support of Muslims to overcome upper caste Hindu votes that it may have lost with the alliance.

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The ET survey suggests that caste and identity-based politics will continue to hold sway in Uttar Pradesh.

Shahi Imam of Delhi's Jama Masjid Syed Ahmed Bukhari said Mulayam Singh Yadav should sack UP Minister Azam Khan from the party.

Muslims would be more likely to vote the Samajwadi Party rather than any other party. Hindus would vote the BJP.

Muslim voting preferences show religious sentiments are secondary. Muslims vote on party lines, and not on the basis of sectarian identity.

Everyone, she said, was free to voice his or her opinion during elections and so was the EC.