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Amar Singh’s nomination to RS ‘unfortunate’, can’t challenge Mulayam’s decision: Azam Khan

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May 18, 2016
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Rampur (Uttar Pradesh): Expressing disappointment over the Samajwadi Party’s (SP) decision to nominate Amar Singh to the Rajya Sabha, party leader Azam Khan has said that the whole incident is ‘unfortunate’.

“As far as I think, this whole incident (nomination of Amar Singh to Rajya Sabha) is unfortunate,” Khan told reporters.

“Netaji malik hai aur malik ke faisle ko chunauti dena mere adhikar chetra ke bahar hai (Mulayam Singh is the party chief and to challenge his decision is beyond my rights),” he added.

The Samajwadi Party had yesterday announced the names of seven party candidates for the Rajya Sabha elections scheduled for next month, which included name of Amar Singh.

The party’s central parliamentary board, at a meeting in Lucknow, said that aside from Amar Singh, the other nominees are Beni Prasad Verma, Sanjay Seth, Sukhram Yadav, Vishambhar Prasad Nishad, Arvind Singh and Revti Raman Singh.

Singh was expelled from the party for six years in February 2010. Ever since his expulsion period concluded earlier this year, there have been speculations of his return to the party.

Tags: Amar SinghArvind SinghAzam KhanBeni Prasad VermaMulayam SinghRevti Raman SinghSanjay SethSukhram YadavUttar PradeshVishambhar Prasad Nishad
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