Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) President Mayawati has appealed for cooperation in the party’s Mandal-level convention, starting on Wednesday on reserved seats, as part of an exercise to strengthen its traditional vote bank after organizing the enlightened class conference given the UP-assembly elections.
Sge said that in this sequence, starting from the Saharanpur division of Western UP from Wednesday, the purpose of this program to be held in the entire UP is to form a government based on the policies of universal welfare and welfare of all people. To add to the base. It is worth mentioning that BSP had earlier organized enlightened class conferences. These conferences organized to connect Brahmins and other upper castes with the party were also presided over by BSP General Secretary Satish Chandra Mishra.
Read also: Kanshi Ram’s family accuses Mayawati of usurping party
BSP chief Mayawati‘s special focus is on Dalit reserved seats to return to power in Uttar Pradesh. Mayawati is weaving her political fabric for 86 reserved seats in the state. For the last three decades, the same party has been in power in UP, which has successfully gotten a majority in these seats. In such a situation, instead of creating an atmosphere by holding rallies in the 2022 elections, Mayawati is putting more emphasis on securing the reserved seats?
Mayawati joined the Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) people and Brahmin-Muslim-OBC by having a plan to connect the castes. This responsibility has been given to BSP General Secretary Satish Chandra Mishra. Satish Mishra is starting a campaign for reserved seats from Saharanpur in western UP from Wednesday, in which the people will follow the formula of Sarvajan Hitay-Sarvajan Sukhay amongst the people.
Read also: BSP promotes Mayawati’s nephew in UP polls
Along with this, we will work to prepare caste chemistry for the BSP on these seats. A total of 86 are reserved in UP, out of which 84 seats are for Scheduled Castes, and two seats are for Scheduled Tribes. Mayawati’s effort is that if the votes of other castes get together with the votes of the Dalit class in these seats, then the matter will be made. The BSP chief is holding frequent meetings for this formula, for which he had meetings of Brahmin, Muslim, OBC and Jat leaders. In the first phase, Mayawati has identified 20 reserved seats in western UP, where Muslim and Jat voters can play an important role in the victory of Dalits.
