Lucknow,

22 Feb (HS): Mayawati, the chief of the Bahujan Samaj Party, presided over an

all-India party conference here on Sunday to assess organizational

strengthening, social base growth, and significant political developments

across the nation.

The

discussion, held in the BSP's central camp office on Mall Avenue, also

discussed recent political concerns, connected events, and the clashes and

stalemates seen in Parliament, according to a party statement. Party leaders

evaluated progress on instructions made at the previous all-India conference in

New Delhi on December 19, 2025, and discussed strategies for addressing

important public issues.

Mayawati praised party workers for their

efforts despite purported barriers from competing parties and administrations,

and stated that the BSP would continue to seek the master key to power through

democratic methods.

Mayawati

accused other parties' policies of undermining their credibility, claiming that

the BSP's governance record in Uttar Pradesh, based on Sarvajan Hitay,

Sarvajan Sukhay and the rule of law had increased public expectations.

Taking

notice of reported concerns raised in the country over trade deals with other

nations, including an interim agreement with the United States, Mayawati stated

that cutthroat rivalry among countries to be first has driven the exploitative

global order into greater crises. In such circumstances, the Indian government

confronts a significant task in protecting the interests and future of the

country's farmers and Bahujans, she stated. If India has truly completed trade

agreements on its own terms, it would be preferable if this was a fact rather

than a government assertion, Mayawati stated.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi