It appears that the Samajwadi Party may have finally accepted that there is a Narendra Modi wave blowing through Indian's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh. Nobody will admit it, but Mulayam Singh Yadav's decision to field himself from Azamgarh besides his home turf of Mainpuri conveys a clear and present uneasiness in the ranks of the ruling party in the state government. The announcement of Modi's candidature from Varanasi has altered the electoral game in UP and especially so in the 32 seats of Poorvanchal (eastern UP) and in some adjoining constituencies in Bihar. Though Varanasi, Azamgarh and in fact the entire region will go to polls only in the last phase on May 12, it appears from the build-up that the mother of all battles for the 16th Lok Sabha will be fought in this region.


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