Prateek Yadav managed to steal a few headlines for himself over his flashy blue Lamborghini.
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Mulayam Singh's younger son defends his Lamborghini ride
Bought it with a loan, have all documents: Prateek Yadav
His wife, Aparna Yadav, is running from Lucknow for office

The owner of a vast real estate empire that includes high-end gyms, where he is often seen pumping, also said, "If I had invested 5 crores in property, then no one would have said anything."
That is not, perhaps, a false claim. But timing is everything. And Prateek Yadav chose to parade his Lamborghini exactly when Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav and father Mulayam Singh were fighting each other over a cycle. Not a specific cycle, but a generic one - their party symbol. Akhilesh Yadav, 43, wanted to call the shots for his campaign to be re-elected. Mulayam Singh, 77, was invested heavily in marginalising his older son and deciding the party's candidates. Eventually, it was Akhilesh Yadav who prevailed and a somewhat deflated Mulayam Singh has come around to backing his campaign.
But the decision to place Aparna Yadav as the candidate for Lucknow Cantonment was the patriarch's and one that the Chief Minister accepted as part of their terms of reconciliation. "Aparna will win, she has already done a lot of work for the area," said Prateek Yadav.

Aparna Yadav with husband Prateek Yadav after filling nomination papers for UP elections.
The family has 22 members now engaged in politics. Prateek Yadav says count him out. "I myself am not at all interested in politics. If I had to become a politician, I would have done so long ago. I am focused on my business," he said.
It is Mulayam Singh's second wife, Sadhana Gupta, who insisted that Aparna Yadav be allowed some political space, allegedly because several years ago, she was firmly told that her son, Prateek Yadav, could not be granted a political debut because Akhilesh Yadav needed to be established as the socialist leader's successor.
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