Delhi Confidential: Top Secret 

WITH UTTAR Pradesh Assembly polls 2027 approaching, Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav has told party leaders to keep conversations held during meetings “confidential” and not share the details with people outside the party ecosystem, especially journalists.

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2 min readJun 5, 2026 04:03 AM IST First published on: Jun 5, 2026 at 04:02 AM IST

WITH UTTAR Pradesh Assembly polls 2027 approaching, Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav has told party leaders to keep conversations held during meetings “confidential” and not share the details with people outside the party ecosystem, especially journalists. Akhilesh, it is learnt, has also instructed probable party candidates to start preparations in their constituencies but keep the communication “confidential” as the SP is yet to start seat-sharing discussions with the Congress. Any indication of candidate selection without negotiations among INDIA bloc allies may irk the grand old party, said sources.

The Peacemaker

AMONG THE ministers retained by Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar from his predecessor Siddaramaiah’s cabinet, six-term MLA K J George seems to have the most secure position in the new government. The stature of George, the senior-most leader in the state Cabinet, has only gone up after the change of guard in the state, said sources. George, known as a Gandhi family loyalist in party circles, is learnt to have acted as the peace agent between Siddaramaiah, who apparently got shocked to know that the Congress high command had decided to back Shivakumar, and the party’s central leadership. The sources said it was George who convinced Siddaramaiah to accept the high command’s decision. Party insiders said the central leadership was happy his intervention led to a peaceful transition of power in Karnataka.

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