Lucknow: Which of the following will form the government in Uttar Pradesh between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Samajwadi Party (SP)? An interesting case has come to light from Badaun in the state amid the uproar over the figures of exit polls, in which four bighas of land holdings have been put at stake. The entire village has become a witness to this bet between two BJP and SP supporters Vijay Singh and Sher Ali and a confirmation has been made by putting a thumb impression, which is now rapidly going viral on social media.
The case pertains to the Sheikhupur assembly constituency in Badaun. In Biriyadandi village of Kakrala municipality here, a debate between two farmers over political prophecy had started in exactly the same way that a party's victory and defeat at any intersection or tea stall is usually seen. But, here the matter between the two escalated so much that the matter reached the panchayat. Vijay Singh says that the BJP will come to power, While Sher Ali is claiming that the SP will form the government. After this, the big people of the village were called and the panchayat was set up. During this time, both of them bet that if the BJP government is formed, Sher Ali Shah will give his four bighas of land to Vijay Singh for cultivation for a year. At the same time, if the SP government is formed, Then Vijay Singh will have to give 4 bighas of land to Sher Ali for one year.
12 people including Kishanpal Sengar, Jai Singh Shakya, Kanhi Lal, Rajaram, Umesh, Rajeev Kumar, Satish Kumar, the main people of the village, became witnesses in this agreement so that neither side should back down. An agreement was written in the panchayat, which is now going viral on social media. That is, the results of March 10 will not only decide who will become the CM in UP, whose government will run, but it will also be clear who will have four bighas of land in Badaun's Biriyadandi village for a year and from whose hands it will move.
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