New Delhi, Mar 6 : Samajwadi Party General Secretary Amar Singh on Friday declared that the party's alliance with the Congress was `broken' and he could not offer more than 17 seats in Uttar Pradesh to the latter.

"I do not want to use any harsh words, but the alliance is broken. The obituary of the alliance was written the day Congress had announced its list of 24 candidates in Uttar Pradesh. We cannot offer more than 17 seats to the Congress," Amar Singh told reporters here.

New Delhi, Feb 26 : Samajwadi Party (SP) General Secretary Amar Singh appeared before a Delhi court on Thursday, minutes after a bailable warrant was issued against him for not presenting himself in connection with a criminal complaint filed by him in a two-year-old cheating case.

Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Kaweri Baweja issued a bailable warrant for Rs. 10,000 against Singh but the order was recalled when the SP leader personally appeared before the court after ten minutes.

New Delhi, Feb 25 : A Delhi court has given final call to Samajwadi Party General Secretary Amar Singh, to appear before it on Thursday to record his statement on a criminal complaint filed by him two years ago.

"It is stated by the counsel for the complainant that the matter be adjourned for tomorrow. Time and again, opportunity has been given to the complainant, but he has failed to appear in the court. Today, no application was filed, neither any reasonable ground has been mentioned," the court said here on Wednesday.

New Delhi, Feb 17 : Samajwadi Party General Secretary Amar Singh today lashed out at All India Congress Committee (AICC) General Secretary Digvijay Singh for his "begging bowl" remark.

"The statements emerging from the Congress are very disheartening," Amar Singh said.

He said that Digvijay Singh will be held responsible if ties between the Congress and the Samajwadi Party are severed.

Bijnor, Feb 14 : Inaugurating a party office at village Dewal near the river Ganga on February 14, Samajwadi Party General Secretary Amar Singh took the opportunity to express his party's support to the Congress in the forthcoming elections.

However, Singh clarified that Samajwadi Party would support the Congress but not surrender to it.

He urged the political parties in Uttar Pradesh to cooperate in forming a secular government in the state and asserted that those political parties which are making a noise over Kalyan Singh joining Samajwadi Party are supporting communalism.

New Delhi, Feb. 10,: Samajwadi Party General Secretary Amar Singh on Tuesday attacked the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) for its report into the disproportionate assets case against former Chief Minister Mulayam Singh Yadav, and said it contained 288 mistakes.

Singh also demanded a judicial inquiry to find out how these mistakes had occurred in the third status report of CBI.

"The CBI''s status report to the Supreme Court in the case has 288 mistakes. Not one, two or three, it has 288 mistakes," Singh said.