Mulayam was to leave for the Uttar Pradesh capital tomorrow but he decided to leave this morning itself, party sources said.
Party general secretary Ramgopal Yadav said today that Mulayam will meet Akhilesh to end the standoff.
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Yesterday, Mulayam gave a patient hearing to Shivpal for four hours to get his side of the story.
Though both Akhilesh and Shivpal have hardened their stands, the SP chief would ensure that the two make a climbdown so that the party and the government stop suffering due to the feud which came out in open just months before the assembly polls due early next year, the sources said.
In an open showdown on September 13, the CM stripped his uncle and Cabinet Minister Shivpal of key ministerial portfolios, hours after Mulayam replaced him with Shivpal as the party's state unit chief.
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