Congress President Sonia Gandhi while addressing election rallies at various places of poll bound Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday alleged that all the main non-Congress parties in Uttar Pradesh - BJP, SP and BSP- were trying to hoodwink people by pretending to attack each other for electoral gains despite the fact that they had all shared power and ruled the state in the past.
"Parties, which had ruled the state during this period, have done so without any sincerity of purpose and they are responsible for the general deterioration, lawlessness and corruption," Sonia Gandhi said.
"Their antics are aimed at electoral gains as the state is poll-bound. People should not be fooled by this and must remember that they have all shared power in the past," she warned. They must remember that BSP had a truck with Samajwadi Party, the Congress leader said. "And nobody can forget the partnership between BSP and BJP with both parties agreeing to share power -- each heading the government for six months," she stated.
While speaking at an election rally in Unnao, Sonia Gandhi said that her party is contesting the UP election for forming a government and not for striking a coalition with any party. "The Congress is not contesting these elections to forge a coalition with any party but for forming its government," she said.
"The Congress will establish a relationship of trust with the people and will stand by them in good and bad times."
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