Human Rights Brings Mayawati and Mulayam SinghYadav Closer

Lucknow (ABC Live) Human Rights Has made two political arch rivals to meet after the gap of 13 years on Friday in Uttar Pradesh Capital, when Present Chief Minister and BSP National president Mayawati and Samajwadi Party Chief, Mulayam Singh Yadav attended a meeting
Lucknow (ABC Live) Human Rights Has made two political arch rivals to meet after the gap of 13 years on Friday in Uttar Pradesh Capital, when Present Chief Minister and BSP National president Mayawati and Samajwadi Party Chief, Mulayam Singh Yadav attended a meeting to nominate the vacancy in State human right Commission.
It to remember that past coalition partners in State government turned hostile to each other at last extend to harm political and personal level and both had not courtesy communication for pest 13 year even in Public functions or even in official capacity of Leader of State legislative assembly and opposition leader in the house.
Today Meeting which was not so significant for both but later went to Maywati's Kalidas Marg residence to attend the meeting alert many political pundits on future political alignment in State which decides the fate of Delhi throne alone.
The meeting lasted over one hour and nominated the S K Sema, retired CJI of as Chairman of the SHRC, Vishnu Sahai also retired judge of Allahabad High Court and Asha Tiwari, human rights activist as members.
Local inputs from ABC live Local correspondent Manoj Pandey
07 June, 2008 04:32:00 Parminder - Bal
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