Samajwadi Party holds national executive in Kolkata eyeing assembly polls

Kolkata, May 21 (ANI): Samajwadi Party's National Executive Committee held its meeting in Kolkata on Friday to chart out the party's strategy for the upcoming assembly polls to some states scheduled during the year 2011and 2012.

Party presiedent Mulayam Singh presided over the meeting.

The current national scenario, economic policies of the UPA Government and organisational set-up of the party were discussed during the meeting.

Initially, the Committee members focused on elections to the four assemblies - West Bengal, Bihar, Assam and Orissa, scheduled during 2011.

"Four state elections in the year 2011, West Bengal, Bihar, Assam and Orissa and 2012 Uttar Pradesh elections are coming; so how the party will be contesting in these states, what will be the theory and set up in four states in the coming 2011 election," said party general secretary Kiranmoy Nanda.

He further stated that they also discussed about the elections to Uttar Pradesh legislature due in 2012.

The party is committed to form a government with full majority in Uttar Pradesh, Nanda noted.

The three-day long meet would conclude on Sunday. (ANI)