New Delhi: Attacking SP chief Mulayam Singh
Yadav, expelled party leader Amar Singh on Saturday accused him of
betraying Left parties "yet again" by abstaining from voting
on the cut motions in Lok Sabha earlier this week.
Taking a dig at Yadav, Singh wondered as to how long will
the SP chief continue to seek "revenge" from the Left for
withdrawing support to UPA-I over the Indo-US nuclear deal.
Minutes before the cut motions were put to vote in Lok
Sabha on Tuesday, Samajwadi Party and Rashtriya Janta Dal
walked out of the House. They later said they did not want to
vote along with "communal" BJP.
Singh wrote in his latest blog posting that the first
time Yadav "betrayed" the Left was when "you broke an alliance
of which late Jyoti Basu was president and you were the
convenor. The second time you betrayed the Left when you
deserted the newly formed UNPA and supported the UPA-I
government. And now again you abstained from voting in favour
of the cut motion brought by the Left".
Taking a jibe at Yadav, Singh "thanked" him for keeping
the Third Front divided.
He wrote, "be it Lalu Prasad, Sharad Yadav, Sonia Gandhi
or your old associate of 14 years-yours truly. We all know you
very well. As long as you are there, the politics of secular
forces and the Third Front will always remain divided. I
congratulate you for the division of the Third Front."
PTI
