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‘Chai, samosa, rasmalai’: Hoardings target Akhilesh Yadav over 'mafia links' in Lucknow

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In a striking development in Lucknow, hoardings targeting Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav have emerged, linking him to controversial gangster-politicians. This controversial move followed Yadav's visit to convicted politician Mohammad Azam Khan, raising eyebrows and criticism from the BJP. Yadav claims the ruling party is fabricating charges against Khan and his kin, citing a harsh political onslaught by the BJP as the motive.

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‘Chai, samosa, rasmalai’: Hoardings target Akhilesh Yadav over 'mafia links' in Lucknow
ARYAN SINGH · 10/23/2026, 9:08:26 AM
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