<p>A careless remark in a fit of anger by the husband of a sitting Samajwadi Party Lok Sabha member on SP supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav not only cost her the renomination but the couple was also expelled from the party.<br /><br /></p>.<p>SP MP from Hathras parliamentary constituency Sarika Baghel’s husband Devendra Singh Baghel reportedly, during heated arguments with a senior police official in Agra on Friday, called Mulayam buddha (old man). <br /><br />According to reports, Devendra Baghel had been exerting pressure on a senior traffic policeman to allow autorickshaws to ply on the busy Mahatma Gandhi Road in Agra city.<br /><br />The auto drivers had approached the hubby of the Member of Parliament to help them in this regard.<br /><br />The traffic cop, however, refused to budge from his stand, following which Devendra, who too was a member of the SP, got angry and <br /><br />gatecrashed into the police officer’s office on Friday, sources said.<br /><br />“If you want the buddha (Mulayam) to become the prime minister, you will have to do what I tell you, even if it is illegal,” Devendra Baghel reportedly told the officer. <br /><br />He had no idea whatsoever that the conversation was being recorded. A little later it made its way to Samajwadi Party office and also to some local TV channels.<br /><br />An embarrassed SP leadership swung into action and dropped Sarika Baghel from the list of its nominees and also expelled the couple from the party.<br /><br />Devendra Baghel had earlier also caused embarrassment to the party by his deeds.<br />He had been accused of grabbing a house and exerting pressure on the officials to do illegal work.<br />The SP has replaced Sarika Baghel with Maharaj Singh Dhangar.<br /><br />Devendra however denied having made the remark attributed to him and said that he would continue to be loyal to Mulayam.</p>
<p>A careless remark in a fit of anger by the husband of a sitting Samajwadi Party Lok Sabha member on SP supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav not only cost her the renomination but the couple was also expelled from the party.<br /><br /></p>.<p>SP MP from Hathras parliamentary constituency Sarika Baghel’s husband Devendra Singh Baghel reportedly, during heated arguments with a senior police official in Agra on Friday, called Mulayam buddha (old man). <br /><br />According to reports, Devendra Baghel had been exerting pressure on a senior traffic policeman to allow autorickshaws to ply on the busy Mahatma Gandhi Road in Agra city.<br /><br />The auto drivers had approached the hubby of the Member of Parliament to help them in this regard.<br /><br />The traffic cop, however, refused to budge from his stand, following which Devendra, who too was a member of the SP, got angry and <br /><br />gatecrashed into the police officer’s office on Friday, sources said.<br /><br />“If you want the buddha (Mulayam) to become the prime minister, you will have to do what I tell you, even if it is illegal,” Devendra Baghel reportedly told the officer. <br /><br />He had no idea whatsoever that the conversation was being recorded. A little later it made its way to Samajwadi Party office and also to some local TV channels.<br /><br />An embarrassed SP leadership swung into action and dropped Sarika Baghel from the list of its nominees and also expelled the couple from the party.<br /><br />Devendra Baghel had earlier also caused embarrassment to the party by his deeds.<br />He had been accused of grabbing a house and exerting pressure on the officials to do illegal work.<br />The SP has replaced Sarika Baghel with Maharaj Singh Dhangar.<br /><br />Devendra however denied having made the remark attributed to him and said that he would continue to be loyal to Mulayam.</p>