Mayawati Makes Bold Declaration: Alleges Betrayal in Alliances, we got cheated; the morale of the workers broke.
Lucknow, 20 Jan 2024 : Before the Lok Sabha elections, Mayawati has indirectly attacked Congress and SP. She has once again refused the alliance.
Mayawati, the leader of the BSP, has once more emphasized her firm stance against entering electoral alliances or making compromises with other parties. She emphasized the party’s consistent experience of betrayal whenever alliances were formed, leading to repeated defeats. Considering the adverse impact on both party morale and mission, Mayawati asserted that forming alliances with any party is deemed unwise based on past bitter experiences.
VIDEO | BSP chief Mayawati chairs a meeting with party leaders and workers in Lucknow. pic.twitter.com/N0IO5cHoLQ
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The BSP supremo Behan ji was reviewing the election preparations by meeting with officials of UP and Uttarakhand here on Saturday. After taking the progress report of the instructions given in the previous meetings, she said that along with increasing the party’s hold in the BSP Sarva Samaj, the party will contest the Lok Sabha elections this time by strengthening the organization.
She has instructed the officials to hold small cadre meetings every day at sector and booth level. This meeting will also be held in every assembly and the work of connecting each caste in the meeting will have to be done by BSP officials and district coordination.
She said that the party has decided to contest the Lok Sabha elections on its own, hence the responsibility of bringing better results lies on the workers. Mayawati said that about 81 crore people across the country are suffering due to back-breaking inflation, poverty and unemployment. The present government has left them dependent on government food grains.
BSP Chief Mayawati Highlights Politicization of Religion, Expresses Concern over its Instrumentalization for Electoral Gains. The leader of the BSP remarked on the evolving trend in politics, asserting that after the criminalization of politics and the subsequent politicization of crime, religion is now undergoing a similar process. Without explicitly mentioning any particular party, Mayawati conveyed her disapproval, stating that the current exploitation of religion for electoral advantages is inappropriate.
