In Uttar Pradesh, the compromise between warring factions of Samajwadi Party still seems to be elusive despite rounds of meetings among Akhilesh, Shivpal and Mulayam Singh Yadav today. <br/><br/>No conclusive compromise formula could be worked out even after intense parleys took place since last week to find a solution which can save the unity and symbol of the party. Senior party leader Naresh Agrawal accused Amar Singh of spoiling the unity efforts of Samajwadi Party questioning the purpose of his visit to Lucknow. However, Amar Singh refuted all allegations against him.<br/><br/>In another move, the Akhilesh camp has told banks to freeze the Samajwadi Party accounts. As a result, more than Rupees 500 crore belonging to the party, which till now was operational with the signature of Shivpal Yadav, have been put on hold. <br/><br/>AIR correspondent reports, the ruling party which was all set to make a big fight in the already announced Vidhan Sabha elections remains infested with bickering, internal feud and intense infight. It is bruised and bleeding at the time when it was supposed to be wearing the gloves. All efforts are going in vain and the danger of freezing the poll symbol 'Cycle' is looming large over its head. <br/><br/>Most of the old guard and Mulayam loyalists like Reoti Raman Singh, Balram Yadav, Rajendra Chowdhary and Ahmad Hasan have also turned their back on the party patriarch. Now Akhilesh seems to be in virtual command of the party having most of the leaders and followers with him. The Party sources say that Mulayam Singh wants the party presidentship back which Akhilesh does not want to part with at least for three months.

In Uttar Pradesh, hectic parleys are on to forge a truce ?among the warring factions of ruling Samajwadi Party in the state. Earlier today, Shivpal Yadav went to meet Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav at his residence in Lucknow.<br/><br/>It was the first meeting between Akhilesh and Shivpal since the chief minister donned the mantle of SP chief replacing his father Mulayam. Party insiders were tight-lipped on what transpired at the brief meeting.<br/><br/>Shivpal later met his brother Mulayam Singh Yadav as well. Sources said that Mulayam Singh is ready to accept Akhilesh as party president and has hinted that the party may go to polls under the leadership of Akhilesh Yadav.<br/><br/>Meanwhile Akhilesh Yadav has in his possession the signed affidavits of almost all the party MLAs, MLCs and thousands of executive members of the party expressing their allegiance towards him. Leader of the Akhilesh camp Ramgopal Yadav claimed they have collected signatures of 212 of the 229 MLAs, 56 of the 68 MLCs, 15 of the 24 MPs and a majority of the 5,000 delegates. News Content