The Samajwadi Party (SP) and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) had always played divisive politics in Uttar Pradesh and their coalition will come to an end on May 23, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday."The places where SP did not have its vote banks used to be neglected when it was in power. The BSP did the same when they got the chance. They were always at each other's throat in the past. This coalition is a result of their greed for power and it will end on May 23 right after the results are announced," said Modi at an election rally here.He also said the Congress or the SP-BSP coalition can never give a strong government to the country and that the 2019 Lok Sabha elections will decide whether India could become a superpower or not."This election is above who forms the government and who wins the MP seat. It is about the position India will achieve in the 21st century. The whole country wants India to become a superpower, but this job cannot be done by a weak government. The ...
