Shivpal asks protesting supporters to wait for Mulayam's decision

September 16, 2016 10:00

Shivpal Yadav addresses his supporters outside his residence in Lucknow.

"We all stand by netaji (Mulayam Singh Yadav), Unka sandesh humare liye adesh hai (his wish is my command)," Shivpal told his supporters.

"We've to work towards strengthening the party, Urge you all to go to party office where netaji will be coming," he said.

Lats night, a number of supporters of Shivpal, including MLAs, gathered outside his official residence 7, Kalidas Marg, raising slogans in his favour.

Shivpal came out of his residence at 12.30 am and urged the supporters to go to their houses, promising them that he would meet them today morning.

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