The intersection of identity politics and the implementation of welfare programmes would impact voter preferences in Uttar Pradesh where assembly elections are scheduled to take place in February-March 2022. What the likely political outcome would be is, however, difficult to predict at this juncture, says senior journalist Radhika Ramaseshan in an interview with NewsClick.
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