MEERUT, Nov. 27 -- Addressing a rally on Wednesday at the Government Inter College ground in Muzaffarnagar, Azad Samaj Party (ASP) chief and Nagina MP Chandrashekhar Azad declared that alleged voter manipulation through the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process would not be tolerated under any circumstances. "This is Uttar Pradesh, not Bihar," he said from the stage, asserting that no one would be allowed to "steal votes" in the state. He added that his ongoing tour of western UP is aimed at strengthening "brotherhood and social harmony." In a major political announcement, Chandrashekhar said the ASP would launch two statewide agitations beginning January 1. The first will focus on unemployment, accusing successive governments of "playing with the trust of the youth" by failing to deliver on job promises. The second agitation will demand a complete ban on Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs).htc...