Mulayam eyes 2014 Lok Sabha polls

June 23, 2012 21:01

Eyeing 2014 Parliamentary polls, Samajwadi Party patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav today exhorted party workers to channelise their energies for the upcoming battle to help party emerge stronger at the Centre.

"We have to emerge stronger at the Centre. In case, we win 60 plus, seats no government can be formed without our support," an SP release quoting Mulayam stated.

"If we have an SP government both in the state and at the Centre, better development of UP can be ensured," Mulayam said.

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