India News : That he is the most recognizable Muslim face of the Samajwadi Party, a fact which was instrumental in propelling the party to power in state elections by a whopping majority, might be one reason why SP is fearful of angering the leader. But with voices against him growing stronger from within and outside the party, Mulayam might let him finally go. His resignation also becomes a foreseeable probability if one considers the censuring of Akhilesh Yadav government by Muslim communities themselves for the alleged 'administrative lapses' in failing to peacefully see off the situation. Still, nothing can be safely assumed as of now. Addressing reporters after the Agra meet, the former wrester deftly avoided all questions relating to Azam Khan. He, however, denied media reports of 'rift between Azam and the party'."Azam Khan is not upset," Mulayam said.
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