PSP replaces candidate to woo farmers in GB Nagar

NOIDA: The Pragatisheel Samajwadi Party (PSP) has made up our minds to interchange its candidate Naved Pathan with a Gujjar contestant, Jitendra Singh, for Gautam Budh Nagar.


Son of Bihari Singh Baghi, who had hit the headlines for letting loose a lion on a rally being addressed by means of Indira Gandhi in Dadri in 1974, Jitendra is about to upset the SP-BSP’s calculation, which, too, has fielded a Gujjar and is eyeing the rural vote base.


Baghi, a popular farmer leader as soon as with reference to Indira, had been denied a Congress price tag from Dadri. He had contested as an Independent, got a lion on hire from a circus in Ghaziabad and let it loose on the rally that Indira was once to deal with. The crowd had dispersed and the rally was once cancelled. Jitendra (47) is a well known figure in Dadri and has served in several positions within the Yuva Rashtriya Lok Shakti Dal. He quit the celebration about two years ago.


Jitendra stated fighting corruption could be his main poll plank. “Gautam Budh Nagar has transform a den of corruption. Farmers have been chasing bureaucrats and are helpless ahead of them. The bureaucrats posted here treat it as a spot for minting money,” he stated, adding that farmers’ issues could be his priority.


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