Mulayam Singh says China is our biggest enemy

[IBRIS]

Mulayam Singh Yadav is a patriot ..... that quality he surely does have.

Political career

First term as chief minister
Yadav first became Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh in 1989.[1]
After the collapse of the V P Singh government at the centre in November 1990, Yadav joined Chandra Shekhar's Janata Dal (Socialist) party and continued in office as chief minister with the support of the Congress Party. His government fell when the Congress withdrew support to his government in April 1991 in reaction to the aftermath of developments at the center, wherein the Congress party withdrew support to Chandra Shekhar's government. Mid-term elections to Uttar Pradesh assembly were held in mid 1991, in which Mulayam Singh's party lost power to BJP.


Second term as chief minister
In 1992, Yadav founded his own Samajwadi Party (Socialist Party).[1] In 1993, he allied with the Bahujan Samaj Party for the elections to Uttar Pradesh assembly due to be held in November 1993. The alliance between Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party prevented the return of BJP to power in the state. Though the alliance did not win the majority,[citation needed] Yadav became chief minister[1] of Uttar Pradesh with the support of Congress and Janata Dal. His stand on movement for demanding separate statehood for Uttarakhand was as much controversial as his stand on Ayodhya movement in 1990 was. There was a firing on Uttarakhand activists at Muzaffarnagar on 2 October 1994, something for which Uttarakhand activists held him responsible. He continued holding that post until his ally opted into another alliance in June 1995.


As union cabinet minister
In 1996, Yadav was elected to the eleventh Lok Sabha from Mainpuri constituency.[1] In the United Front coalition government formed that year, his party joined and he was named India's Defence Minister.[1] That government fell in 1998 as India went in for fresh elections, but he returned to the Lok Sabha that year[1] from Sambhal parliamentary constituency. After the fall of Atal Bihari Vajpayee government at the center in April 1999, he did not support the Congress party in the formation of the government in central. He contested Lok Sabha elections of 1999 from two seats, Sambhal and Kannauj, and won from both. He resigned from Kannauj seat for his son Akhilesh in the by-elections.


Third term as chief minister
In 2002, following a fluid post-election situation in Uttar Pradesh, the Bharatiya Janata Party and Bahujan Samaj Party joined to form a government under dalit leader Mayawati, considered to be Mulayam's greatest rival[citation needed]. After a one-and-a-half year stint, the BJP pulled out of the government on 25 August 2003, and enough rebel legislators of the Bahujan Samaj Party left to allow Mulayam to become the Chief Minister, with the support of independents and small parties.[citation needed] Mulayam Singh Yadav was sworn in as chief minister of Uttar Pradesh for the third time in September 2003.[1] It is widely believed that this change was done with the blessings of the BJP, which was also ruling at the Centre then.


In September 2003, when Yadav was sworn in as chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, Yadav was a member of the Lok Sabha. In order to meet the constitutional requirement of becoming the member of state legislature within 6 months of being sworn in, Yadav contested the assembly by-election from Gunnaur assembly seat in January 2004. Yadav won by a record margin and polled almost 92% of the total votes. Yadav's victory margin of 183,899 votes is the highest margin of victory in assembly elections so far.
With the hope of playing a major role at the center, Yadav contested Lok Sabha elections of 2004 from Mainpuri when Yadav was the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh. Yadav won the seat and his party, Samajwadi Party won more seats in Uttar Pradesh than all other parties.[citation needed] However the Congress party, which formed the coalition government at the center after the elections had majority in the Lok Sabha with the support of the communist parties. As a result, Yadav could not play any significant role at the center, Yadav resigned from Lok Sabha and chose to continue as chief minister of Uttar Pradesh until he lost 2007 election when he lost to BSP.

February 2012 UP legislative elections
According to the results declared on 6 March 2012, his party won the complete majority in Uttar Pradesh, receiving 224 seats.

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[Screambowl]

No, it won't.

what it won't? It is already

 

[3Idiots]

what it won't? It is already

The enemy is more like a baloon filled with air .... see how air fizzed out of Soviet union in less than 2 years.

China won't take more than 2 months.... however, it serves our purpose to keep the bogey going.. just like USA used a demonised form of SU.

 

[IndoCarib]

Can Mulayam Singh even locate China on the world map ?? Another Dumb ***

 

[Screambowl]

The enemy is more like a baloon filled with air .... see how air fizzed out of Soviet union in less than 2 years.

China won't take more than 2 months.... however, it serves our purpose to keep the bogey going.. just like USA used a demonised form of SU.

the point is not who makes how many months point is we are a growing economy and every step must be taken carefully. USA took more than decades to break SU because USA knew it will be a deadly situation going to war against a nuclear power. Thats why it was called as cold war.

Intelligent nations do not fight war on their borders they fight it on 3rd or 4th country.

 

[Rajaraja Chola]

@Mulayam Singh: You are India's, Indians biggest enemy first. U can talk about China later.

 

[Echo_419]

To all Sane Chinese members this man is nothing but a corrupt Baffoun

 

[Nisha]

And ppl are seriously considering Rahul as a PM Candidate....Plz gtfo!

 

[President]

Mulayam's enemy is Mayawati and Kangress ka CBI haath

 

[nair]

I expected him to say Mayavati is the biggest our biggest enemy......

 

[Tshering22]

Scum like Mulayam are the main enemies of India.

This loser is worse. At least Chinese are foreigners... ye apna hokar desh ko bechta hai.

Talking about "enemies" and yet supports a regime that is so hostile to one's own country just to gain cheap votes...

Electing either SP or BSP to power shows the mindset what UP walas have.. they don't want progress but to encourage louts like these to the national front so that rest of India also goes back to 17th century like UP has.

 

[perplexed]

Did anyone ask him about the money this dumbass has in swiss acccounts ?

This loser is the biggest enemy of india !

 

[Pakchina]

Our biggest enemy is not a country but our biggest enemies are poverty, hypocrisis, corruption, corrupt politicians, enrichment by money laundering and drug dealing, exploitation of the poor and of the people who are sufferibng, mafias in every sphere of our society, politicians stealing public money etc.

 

[Soumitra]

In India, it is the job of the opposition to make things difficult for the government. (That's not the real purpose of an opposition, but it has come to be accepted that that is what they will do.)

Mulayam is not in the opposition he is an ally of the ruling govt. infact the govt is alive only because of his support