Like Mac-D, Akhilesh, who wanted to open Litti Chokha shops around the world, was calling from Mulayam with a phone call. Akhilesh himself also wanted to open a chain of litti chokha like McDonald's during his studies in Sydney and made up his mind to work on waiting for India. It was a period when… In December 1999, that cold Nokia Akhilesh Yadav was shopping with his wife Dimple at a shopping mall in Dehradun. The couple got married a few days earlier (24 November 1999) and the newly married couple were celebrating the wedding in Dehradun and were planning to go to Sydney or London for a honeymoon during Christmas. Akhilesh Yadav's phone rang while shopping. On the other hand, the leader was his father Shyam Singh Yadav. After some temperament there came a voice from there, fight you have to fight elections… ’. Before Akhilesh could understand anything, Netaji disconnected the phone. Shyam did not want Akhilesh to enter politics: Akhilesh Yadav, who had returned from Australia after completing his studies a year ago, had no desire to enter politics and Shyam also did not want Poo Tipu to join politics. Senior journalist Sunita Aron writes in Akhilesh Yadav's biography 'Winds of Change', when Samajwadi Party general secretary Amar Singh told him that when Mulayam was discussed about Akhilesh's political future, he used to say, 'Politics to him Are staying away from. It would be better to find another job. ' Akhilesh himself also wanted to open a chain of litti chokha like McDonald's during his studies in Sydney and made up his mind to work on waiting for India. This was a period when restaurants like Mac-D were spreading their footprint across the world and this idea was given to the young Akhilesh. How is Rayam's mind? In fact, in the Lok Sabha elections held in 1999, Mulayam Singh Yadav, Kannauj and Sambhal of Uttar Pradesh, contested from two seats and won both. During his election campaign, he promised the people of both the regions that the seat from which he would win the election by a greater margin would keep that seat with him. On the Sambhal seat, he got more votes than Kannauj. Thus, according to his promises and constitutional rules, he has to leave the Kannauj seat. However, Shyam Singh had an emotional attachment to Kannauj, as the seat was never represented by his political mentor, Dr. Ram was doing Manohar Lohia. 'Chhote Lohia' advised to fight Akhilesh: In the 1999 Lok Sabha elections, Akhilesh campaigned for father Mulayam Singh in Kannauj and people liked him a lot. When Shyam vacated the Kannauj seat, there was a demand to contest Akhilesh in the all-round by-election. After this, Jars Mishra, who was the stalwart of the Samajwadi Party and popularly known as' Chhote Lohia ', decided to talk to Shyam about this and seeing the opportunity, he said,' When everyone is saying, why do you split Akhilesh? ' In the biography of Akhilesh Yadav, Sunita Aron writes, "Thus, within 60 days of marriage, Akhilesh Yadav became an MP and never looked back after that". When Sunita Aron later asked Dimple Yadav if the two had gone somewhere to celebrate their honeymoon after the election, Dimple laughingly replied that the honeymoon plan remained incomplete after the election. Akhilesh Yadav became busy in public life.

 Like Mac-D, Akhilesh, who wanted to open Litti Chokha shops around the world, was calling from Mulayam with a phone call.

Akhilesh himself also wanted to open a chain of litti chokha like McDonald's during his studies in Sydney and made up his mind to work on waiting for India. It was a period when…

In December 1999, that cold Nokia Akhilesh Yadav was shopping with his wife Dimple at a shopping mall in Dehradun. The couple got married a few days earlier (24 November 1999) and the newly married couple were celebrating the wedding in Dehradun and were planning to go to Sydney or London for a honeymoon during Christmas. Akhilesh Yadav's phone rang while shopping. On the other hand, the leader was his father Shyam Singh Yadav. After some temperament there came a voice from there, fight you have to fight elections… ’. Before Akhilesh could understand anything, Netaji disconnected the phone.

Shyam did not want Akhilesh to enter politics: Akhilesh Yadav, who had returned from Australia after completing his studies a year ago, had no desire to enter politics and Shyam also did not want Poo Tipu to join politics. Senior journalist Sunita Aron writes in Akhilesh Yadav's biography 'Winds of Change', when Samajwadi Party general secretary Amar Singh told him that when Mulayam was discussed about Akhilesh's political future, he used to say, 'Politics to him Are staying away from. It would be better to find another job. '

Akhilesh himself also wanted to open a chain of litti chokha like McDonald's during his studies in Sydney and made up his mind to work on waiting for India. This was a period when restaurants like Mac-D were spreading their footprint across the world and this idea was given to the young Akhilesh.

How is Rayam's mind? In fact, in the Lok Sabha elections held in 1999, Mulayam Singh Yadav, Kannauj and Sambhal of Uttar Pradesh, contested from two seats and won both. During his election campaign, he promised the people of both the regions that the seat from which he would win the election by a greater margin would keep that seat with him.

On the Sambhal seat, he got more votes than Kannauj. Thus, according to his promises and constitutional rules, he has to leave the Kannauj seat. However, Shyam Singh had an emotional attachment to Kannauj, as the seat was never represented by his political mentor, Dr. Ram was doing Manohar Lohia.

'Chhote Lohia' advised to fight Akhilesh: In the 1999 Lok Sabha elections, Akhilesh campaigned for father Mulayam Singh in Kannauj and people liked him a lot. When Shyam vacated the Kannauj seat, there was a demand to contest Akhilesh in the all-round by-election. After this, Jars Mishra, who was the stalwart of the Samajwadi Party and popularly known as' Chhote Lohia ', decided to talk to Shyam about this and seeing the opportunity, he said,' When everyone is saying, why do you split Akhilesh? '

In the biography of Akhilesh Yadav, Sunita Aron writes, "Thus, within 60 days of marriage, Akhilesh Yadav became an MP and never looked back after that". When Sunita Aron later asked Dimple Yadav if the two had gone somewhere to celebrate their honeymoon after the election, Dimple laughingly replied that the honeymoon plan remained incomplete after the election. Akhilesh Yadav became busy in public life.