Lucknow, Nov. 3 -- Union minister of state Anupriya Patel was re-elected president of the Apna Dal (Sonelal) on Monday and asserted that she would never retreat from the fight for social justice. She called upon the cadre to aim to turn the party into the number one outfit from its present status as the "third-biggest political power" in the state The party has 13 MLAs, one MLC, and one MP in UP. "To strengthen the party, it is important to increase its strength in the assembly and in Lok Sabha," she said, asking party workers to consider both the forthcoming UP assembly elections and the next Lok Sabha polls important. The Apna Dal-S is a constituent member of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and is part of the BJP governments both at the Centre and in Uttar Pradesh. For the third time in a row, Patel was chosen as party president unanimously at the party's one-day national convention held at the Gandhi Bhavan auditorium. Urging party cadre to be present at every booth in the state and increase membership, she said they should go beyond handing out membership slips and sensitise members to the party's ideologies. "I may be elected the party president again today but like all of you, I, too, am first a party worker and will try my best to fulfil my responsibilities as the president and worker," she said. "Our party's aim is not mere power, but staying dedicated to social justice for poor, weaker, and deprived people," she said....