Akhilesh Yadav, leader of the Samajwadi Party, has raised serious allegations against the Indian central government regarding 'Operation Sindoor'. He claims that during this operation, 11 aircraft crashed, a point he emphasizes was also noted by former US President Donald Trump. Yadav argues that the government lacks transparency regarding this operation, hinting that information related to it is being deliberately concealed after a tariff deal made it contentious.

In his statements, Yadav references the Epstein files, suggesting that significant truths are emerging that could potentially intimidate major political figures. He insinuates that the government's silence following the crash of 11 aircraft indicates a lack of accountability and raises questions about the legitimacy of the processing of such critical incidents, as various stakeholders seem to have had their mouths 'sealed' after the deal was reached.

Additionally, Yadav responds to comments made by Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) leader Mayawati regarding alliances for the upcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh. He reiterates the Samajwadi Party's commitment to uniting with backward classes, Dalits, Muslims, and other marginalized groups, asserting that their coalition efforts are historically rooted and aimed at achieving a significant electoral victory based on previously established partnerships.