Congress Wants 150 Seats In UP, Samajwadi Party Says Top Leaders Will Decide
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The Indian National Congress and the Samajwadi Party are set to begin seat-sharing negotiations for upcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh.
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- The Congress party is seeking 150 seats for an electoral alliance in Uttar Pradesh.
- The Samajwadi Party has stated that final decisions regarding seat sharing rest with the leadership of both organizations.
- Negotiations between the two parties are scheduled to commence in October.
- A formal agreement requires approval from senior leaders, including Rahul Gandhi.
What to watch next
- Start of formal seat-sharing negotiations in October
- Decision by party leadership regarding the allocation
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