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UP Election Buzz: Congress-SP Seat Sharing and Rally Plans Trigger Activity, Shivpal Yadav Reacts to Mainpuri-Saifai Programme

Talks over seat sharing and joint rallies between Congress and the Samajwadi Party continue as discussions grow around a possible Congress rally in Mainpuri and Saifai

Sep 28, 2026
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Political activity appears to be intensifying in Uttar Pradesh ahead of the upcoming elections. Discussions between the Congress and the Samajwadi Party (SP) over seat sharing and joint rallies are continuing. Meanwhile, a statement by senior Samajwadi Party leader Shivpal Yadav has emerged regarding a possible Congress rally programme in Mainpuri and Saifai.

Mainpuri and Saifai are considered important political areas for the Samajwadi Party. As a result, the possibility of a Congress programme in these areas has generated discussion in political circles. Talks and speculation regarding electoral coordination between the Congress and SP are also continuing at different levels.

Shivpal Yadav responded to questions regarding the Congress rally and the party’s position on the programme. Following his statement, discussion over possible coordination between the two parties in the upcoming election has intensified.

In Uttar Pradesh politics, Congress and the Samajwadi Party have previously come together in alliances during different elections. Attention among workers and supporters of both parties remains focused on discussions over seat sharing and electoral strategy.

With the upcoming election in view, rallies and public programmes have also gained importance. The proposed Congress programme in Mainpuri and Saifai is being viewed as part of the wider political activity.

However, the final picture regarding seat sharing and joint election programmes will become clear only after formal announcements from the respective parties. For now, political signals emerging through statements and meetings of leaders from both parties are being closely watched.

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