Political activities have intensified regarding the upcoming assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh. Meanwhile, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief and former Chief Minister Mayawati has launched a scathing attack on the Samajwadi Party (SP). He said that the uneasiness among the opposition parties has increased due to BSP fielding candidates from upper castes, especially Brahmin community.
Mayawati said in a statement that ever since the BSP has started the process of associating other upper castes, including the Brahmin community, with the party and giving them tickets, there is an atmosphere of “tension and nervousness” in the opposition parties, especially the Samajwadi Party.
Referring to the 2007 assembly elections, he said that even at that time, BSP got the opportunity to form a government with full majority with the support of the Brahmin community. Mayawati claimed that a similar election result could be repeated in the current political circumstances.
The BSP chief said that in a big state like Uttar Pradesh, the interests of the upper castes, especially the Brahmin community, are safe only in the BSP. He said that the party always works on the principle of “Sarvajan Hitaya, Sarvajan Sukhaay” and believes in giving equal participation to all sections.
According to Mayawati, BSP has also accelerated the process of connecting the Brahmin community and other forward castes like Kshatriya, Vaishya and other communities at the organizational level. He said that the party is deciding the candidates on the principle of “whoever prepares, how much his participation”. Accusing the opposition parties, he said that many sections of people have been feeling neglected and unsafe in the governments of other parties, whereas the BSP has always given respect and representation to all communities.
Mayawati also said that the BSP does not believe in any kind of “selfish politics”, but gives priority to the welfare and development of all sections of the society. He expressed confidence that BSP will once again perform strongly in the coming elections and can return to power like in 2007.
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