"My son Rohit Shekhar should soon meet Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav, who is like his elder brother, take his blessings and learn tips of politics from him," 88-year-old Tiwari said in a press statement today.
Wishing electoral success to Yadav, former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Tiwari said he has old ties with him.
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He urged the people of the state to help a young Chief Minister to run the government.
After a six-year-old legal battle, Tiwari had admitted in March that Rohit Shekhar was his biological son.
Shekhar had approached court against Tiwari in 2008, claiming that he was born out of an affair between the Congress leader and his mother Ujjwala Sharma.
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