BSP supremo Mayawati has taken a big decision after the disappointing results of assembly elections in Haryana. Mayawati has announced on Friday that BSP will not form an alliance with any party in the future elections. Apart from this, the distance from BJP, NDA, Congress and India Alliance will continue as before. Mayawati said that now diverting attention here and there can prove to be very harmful for the party.
Mayawati, while posting several posts one after the other on X, said that in the elections of other states including UP, the votes of BSP were transferred to the alliance party, but due to them not having the ability to transfer their votes to BSP, the expected results were not achieved. It is important to avoid disappointment to the party cadre and loss of movement due to this meeting.
This time in the Haryana Assembly elections, Mayawati led BSP had an alliance with Abhay Chautala's INLD. Out of 90 seats in Haryana, BSP had fielded its candidates on 37 seats while INLD had candidates on the rest. Despite contesting the elections on a large scale, only INLD's account opened and it got 2 seats. Despite being in the fray on 37 seats, BSP did not get even a single seat. Earlier, BSP had also suffered loss in Punjab elections.
1. In the elections of other states including UP, BSP's votes were transferred to the alliance party but they did not have the capacity to transfer their votes to BSP, due to which the party cadre was disappointed due to not getting the expected election results and the resulting movement. It is necessary to avoid loss.
— Mayawati (@Mayawati) October 11, 2024
A review meeting of BSP was held today regarding the disappointing performance in the elections. After this meeting, Mayawati announced not to form alliance with regional parties in future elections. He said that BSP is not a movement to unite different parties and organizations and their selfish leaders, but to unite different parts of the Bahujan community on the strength of mutual brotherhood and cooperation and create political power and make them the ruling class. Therefore, diverting attention here and there is very harmful.
Along with this, former UP Chief Minister Mayawati also targeted some regional parties through gestures. Describing BSP as the only prestigious Ambedkarite party in the country, he said that all-out efforts are being made to weaken BSP and its caravan of self-respect and self-respect movement in every way. In such a situation, it is necessary to continue the process of creating a self-reliant and ruling class as before.
