UP Politics: Samajwadi Party has expelled MLA Abhay Singh from Gosaiganj, Rakesh Pratap Singh, MLA from Gauriganj and Manoj Kumar Pandey, MLA from Unchahar. After which many kinds of speculations have started about further politics in these seats. These three MLAs are dominating their respective areas. He also won the Samajwadi Party in 2022 amidst the wave of the Bharatiya Janata Party. It is claimed that the three MLAs can resign from the legislature in future.

After showing the way out to these three MLAs from SP, these MLAs still have many options. The SP has expelled them, in such a situation, these three parties have gone out of the purview of the changes. In such a situation, if they do not resign by themselves, then they can be declared an independent MLA in the UP Assembly House. If they resign, then by -elections will be held on that seat. Let me tell you what is the caste equation of these three seats and who will benefit more than this SP or BJP.

Ethnic equation of Unchahar seat
Manoj Kumar Pandey won from Rae Bareli’s Unchahar seat in 2022. He is the MLA here for three consecutive times. He also won both 2017 and 2022 in the BJP wave. But now he is close with BJP. According to the news, he can resign from his post and contest the by -election from BJP. In such a situation, BJP’s upper hand can be heavy on this seat.

Talking about the ethnic equation of Unchahar seat, there are a large number of Pasi and Yadav voters who play an important role for the victory defeat in the election. According to media reports, there are 64 thousand Pasi, 42 thousand Yadavs, 40 thousand Brahmins, 36 thousand Kshatriyas, 25 thousand Maurya and 18 thousand Muslim voters in Unchahar.

Ethnic equation of Gosaiganj seat
Abhay Singh won the Gosaiganj seat of Ayodhya in 2022 from SP. He defeated BJP’s Aarti Tiwari by a margin of 13079 votes. In the last two elections in this seat, there has been a competition between SP and BJP’s Bahubali leaders. Dalit and Brahmin vote bank is dominating here. According to an estimated data, there are 75 thousand Dalits, 65 thousand Brahmins, 40 thousand Verma, 40 thousand Nishad, 30 thousand Vaishyas, 25 thousand Thakur, 25 thousand Yadav, 25 thousand Muslims and 50 thousand other castes.

Ethnic equation of Gauriganj seat
Amethi’s Gauriganj seat has the highest number of Dalit and Brahmin voters. There have been 18 MLAs from this seat, out of which 16 times Kshatriya has become a Brahmin and once a Muslim MLA. Rakesh Pratap Singh also comes from Kshatriya society. He is a third consecutive MLA since 2012. This seat has Brahmins- 90600, Dalit- 48500, Kshatriya-46000, Yadav-35588, Backward Class- 51000, Muslim- 35000, Vaishya- 22000, Kayastha-12000 and 6000 voters from other castes.

If the by-elections in these three seats are held, then along with the backward class and Muslim voters, the forward voters will decide the margin of victory.

Samajwadi party news: The Samajwadi Party on Monday expelled three rebel MLAs Abhay Singh, Rakesh Pratap Singh and Manoj Kumar Pandey and expelled from the party. The SP gave this information on its Twitter handle. According to political experts, this action of SP has given more relief to these three MLAs. After the expulsion from the SP, now the law will not be applicable on the party. In such a situation, if he did not resign himself, then his assembly membership will not go.

The SP on Monday showed the way out of the party, Abhay Singh, MLA from Goshaiganj, Rakesh Pratap Singh, MLA from Gauriganj and Manoj Kumar Pandey, MLA from Unchahar. These three MLAs were among the cross voting during the Rajya Sabha elections last year. Since then, his closeness with BJP was also being seen. The SP has taken out the three from the party by accusing the three of opposition activities.

Team changed out of the purview of law
This action of Samajwadi Party will prove to be a profitable deal for these three MLAs. Technically, the law of changing the party will no longer apply to these MLAs. This means that despite being expelled from the party, their legislature will not go until he resigns from his post. In such a situation, the assembly speakers can recognize these MLAs as unrelated ie independent MLAs and all three can fulfill their tenure.

In fact, there is a provision to abolish membership under the party change law, but if a political party itself expels an MLA, then this law does not apply to it. In such a situation, after the action of the SP, these three MLAs have now been out of the purview of the law by changing the party. When the official information of their expulsion will be given by the SP to the Speaker of the Assembly, they can recognize them as unrelated legislators.

Vidhan Sabha Speaker Satish Mahana said that if the members of the politics party are declared as an expelled assembly, then the law does not apply to them. The party change law applies only when the party gives its petition in this regard to the Assembly Secretariat. Decision is taken on the basis of virtue-defect in the light of facts.

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