Swami Prasad Maurya launches Lok Morcha, names himself CM candidate
The new front named as 'Lok Morcha' comprises of nine smaller parties which was launched yesterday with a slogan of 'UP Bachao - BJP Hatao'.
The new front named as 'Lok Morcha' comprises of nine smaller parties which was launched yesterday with a slogan of 'UP Bachao - BJP Hatao'.
Earlier, Hindu Mahasabha workers stopped Maurya's convoy in Fatehabad and splattered ink on his car after showing black flags.
The senior Uttar Pradesh leader resigned from Samajwadi Party membership and the post of MLC on February 20.
Swami also resigned from the membership of the State Legislative council as a SP member with immediate effect.
Maurya has launched the name and flag of the new party, according to his post on social media.
The roots of Brahminism are very deep and the reason for all the disparity is also Brahminism itself, says SP veteran.
Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav alleged that BJP was involved in all such incidents.
Maurya, who joined the Samajwadi Party just before last year's assembly elections, may now return to the BJP. But it would not be so easy after Maurya's statement on Ramcharitmanas.
BSP supremo Mayawati slammed SP leader Swami Prasad Maurya, saying it is a purely political statement only giving rise to new controversies.
The party MLC Swami Prasad Maurya, who is in the limelight for his demand to ban Ramcharitramanas, has also been appointed as a General Secretary.
