Amar, Mulayam patch up after Firozabad bypoll feud

Tuesday, December 1, 2009, 11:25 [IST]

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Amar, Mulayam patch up after Firozabad bypoll feud

New Delhi, Dec 1: Samajwadi party leader Amar Singh on Monday evening, Nov 30, said that there are no differences within the party.

Amar Singh statement comes after he made remarks against party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav for Firozabad Lok Sabha bypoll loss.

"There is no difference with anybody in the party. And we are all together against the Congress," said Amar Singh with Mulayam Singh Yadav by his side.

"I have not uttered any word which is against my party", Amar said adding "the party is like mother and whoever betrays the party, has no respect left."

"I have also said that it is not the defeat (in Firozabad) of my leader but it is a defeat of the party... It is not a personal defeat. When the party faces a phase of struggle, I cannot leave my party then," he said.

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Topics: amar singh, congress, mulayam singh yadav, new delhi, samajwadi party

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