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Samajwadi Party Chairman Akhilesh Yadav To Visit Rampur Post Bareilly Violence | ABP News

Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav is set to visit Bareilly today for the first time since the recent violence in the city. The local administration and police have been put on high alert ahead of his visit. After Bareilly, Akhilesh will travel to Rampur, where he is scheduled to meet senior SP leader Azam Khan. This meeting will mark their first interaction in two years, drawing significant political attention. Akhilesh’s visit comes at a sensitive time as the party seeks to strengthen its presence in western Uttar Pradesh. Security arrangements have been intensified to ensure law and order during his tour.

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