- Political discussions in Uttar Pradesh focus on contested 2017 Assembly elections and potential party alliances.
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The Samajwadi Party and Congress are currently seeking a viable alliance structure to gain electoral strength in Uttar Pradesh, following the failure of previous attempts.
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The Samajwadi Party and Congress are currently seeking a viable alliance structure to gain electoral strength in Uttar Pradesh, following the failure of previous attempts.
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Alliance talks between SP and Congress fail, leading them to seek a new political viability structure in UP.1 source
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Samajwadi Party
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