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Samajwadi Party attacks Mayawati as Uttar Pradesh tensions rise

Samajwadi Party attacks Mayawati as Uttar Pradesh tensions rise
Mayawati thinks only about herself- Samajwadi Party · thehansindia.com

Political parties in Uttar Pradesh are arguing before next year’s Assembly elections.

The Samajwadi Party criticized Mayawati, who leads the Bahujan Samaj Party.

It said she thinks more about herself than about society.

The SP also said the BSP did not achieve the goals associated with B.R. Ambedkar.

Mayawati recently accused former BSP leader Ashok Siddharth of working against the party.

Akash Anand, Mayawati’s nephew, has also been removed from party activities.

Sanjay Nishad asked Akash Anand to join the Nishad Party.

He said Akash should continue fighting for disadvantaged and oppressed people.

Key facts

Election context
Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections are due next year.
Main criticism
The Samajwadi Party said Mayawati is self-centered and thinks mainly about herself.
BSP governance record
The SP said the BSP has governed Uttar Pradesh four times.
Ashok Siddharth
Mayawati accused the former BSP Rajya Sabha member of anti-party activities; he then quit politics.
Akash Anand
Mayawati removed her nephew from party activities, while Sanjay Nishad urged him to join the Nishad Party.
Sanjay Nishad’s appeal
He called on Akash Anand to fight for neglected and weaker sections of society.

Quotes

Sanjay Nishad

Uttar Pradesh minister and chief of the Nishad Party

“He should make a decision because a person committed to a mission never retires.”
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