Prateek Yadav Declares Divorce From Aparna, Accuses Her of Ruining Family

Prateek Yadav, the younger son of Samajwadi Party patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav, has announced his intention to divorce his wife, Aparna Bisht Yadav, in a social media post that has ignited a flurry of attention. The announcement, made on Instagram on Monday, accused his wife of being “selfish” and of disrupting his ties with the family.

In the post, Prateek alleged that Aparna “ruined” his relationship with his family and married him to gain fame and influence. He described the situation as irreparable and suggested that personal differences and political affiliations have made continuing the marriage untenable.

Aparna Yadav, who joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in 2022, has been actively involved in political circles, which Prateek’s post implies has contributed to the strain between the couple. The younger Yadav’s remarks also highlighted growing tensions within the extended Yadav family over political allegiances and influence.

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The announcement comes amid heightened public scrutiny of the Samajwadi Party family, with media and political observers closely following personal developments of its members. Analysts suggest that such disputes, when aired publicly, can impact perceptions of unity and cohesion within prominent political families.

Neither Aparna Yadav nor representatives from her political party have publicly responded to Prateek’s allegations. The post, however, has already sparked widespread discussions on social media platforms, attracting commentary from supporters, critics, and political observers alike.

As the situation unfolds, attention will likely remain on both parties, with the possibility of legal proceedings and further public statements. The episode underscores the intersection of personal conflicts and political visibility in India’s high-profile political families.

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