Zila Panchayat elections: Big win for BJP in Hindutva hubs, party to ramp up rural footprints ...Middle East

Samajwadi Party’s defeat in its strongholds like Mainpuri, Kannauj, Badaun, Firozabad and Farrukhabad is a big setback to the party, which claims to be the biggest challenger to the BJP in the forthcoming assembly elections, said a political analyst.

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