Daltonganj: BSP supremo Mayawati, while addressing the voters of Hussainabad on behalf of party candidate Sheopujan Mehta on Sunday, criticised Congress for its unfulfilled promises.
Targetting Congress’s governance in Himachal Pradesh, Mayawati said, “What is the use of giving guarantees when Congress does not have the wherewithal?”, adding that the party’s intentions were not transparent.
Moving on to tribal and Dalit issues, the BSP leader cited the poverty among these communities in Jharkhand while claiming that little has changed since the state’s separation from Bihar. She attributed the limited progress of adivasis and Dalits to “political narrowism and gross capitalism”.
Referring to her tenure as the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, she spoke about the development initiatives undertaken for tribal communities in matters of employment generation, infrastructure development, and educational facilities in Sonebhadra.
Urging voters to trust BSP for realdevelopment, she quipped, “Others copy BSP’s model.”
VBA & BSP challenge BJP, Congress in strongholdsThe Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi (VBA) and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) are poised to shake up Nagpur’s political landscape in the upcoming elections. While traditionally dominated by the BJP and Congress, constituencies like Nagpur North and South are witnessing a surge in support for these alternative parties.114991987
Fake letter dismissed: Manoj Sangole confirmed BSPs official candidateBahujan Samaj Party (BSP) state president, Sunil Dongre, dismissed a viral letter expelling three senior party members as fake. Dongre clarified that the party will contest all Nagpur city constituencies, including North Nagpur, with Manoj Sangole as the official candidate. The decision to field Sangole came after initial candidate, Buddham Raut, failed to file his nomination on time.114991991
Congress, JMM out to snatch rights of tribals, Dalits & OBCs: PM ModiAt rallies in Jharkhand, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the JMM-led coalition of dividing communities and jeopardizing tribal rights. He alleged that the Congress and JMM have historically exploited divisions for political gain, hindering the progress of tribals, Dalits, and OBCs. Modi emphasized the BJP’s commitment to unity and empowerment, contrasting it with the opposition’s alleged corruption and divisive tactics.115152576
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