Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati on Friday demanded a thorough investigation into two separate incidents in Uttar Pradesh — the murder of a teenage boy in Greater Noida and the collapse of an under-construction bridge in Hamirpur that claimed the lives of several workers.
Mayawati on Sunday called upon party workers and leaders to remain vigilant and avoid any laxity or negligence in preparations for the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections scheduled for 2027.
As the crucial assembly elections draw closer, political activities in Uttar Pradesh have gained momentum for pre-poll alliances.
Mayawati has demanded that the state government extend generous assistance to families affected by the recent severe storm in Uttar Pradesh, saying devastated families need support to restart their lives.
Bahujan Samaj Party supremo Mayawati has slammed the Samajwadi Party for the widespread outrage and condemnation surrounding the recent vulgar, indecent, and offensive remarks and statements made by a prominent national spokesperson of the party against the Brahmin community.
"The SP chief definitely took the votes of the PDA by misleading them in the Lok Sabha General Elections...," she said.
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati has supported the demand of several non-BJP states for the abolition of the NEET UG-PG and the restoration of the old exam system.
The BSP chief says the budget is less of a hope for 'good days' to liberate the country's poor, unemployed, farmers, women, toilers, deprived and neglected Bahujans from their troubled lives, and more of benefiting a handful of rich and wealthy people.
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati has termed lifting ban on government employees joining RSS function is an appeasement move without any national interest. She has demanded withdrawal of such an order.
She asked the government to immediately withdraw the order in the public interest.
