Mulayam threw his weight behind him by making him Rajya Sabha member and now allotting him an important party post
Singh also accused some people in the party of trying to humiliate him and his associate, actress-turned-politician Jaya Prada
Back in the Samajwadi Party fold after a six-year hiatus, Amar Singh said he wanted to be "pragmatic like the Bachchans". "It keeps you non-controversial, available, acceptable and adaptable to any situation," he said. "To live life without spine is fruitful." So what would be his modus operandi in his new stint with the party? "I will not overshadow Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav with the uncle syndrome; I will maintain balance in politics and family ties," Singh said. "That means Akhilesh is nephew on the one hand, and chief minister on the other."
Singh said he has also learnt a lesson not to take a stand and be pragmatic like the Bachchans
He recalled the 2008 'Cash-for-votes scandal' and said saffron party's 'dual- standards' would not work
After years in the political wilderness, Mulayam Singh Yadav's former right-hand man is all set for a second innings in the Rajya Sabha
Azam Khan and Ram Gopal Yadav opposes Amar Singh's nomination, leaves final decision to Mulayam