BSP’s Brahmin-Dalit social engineering formula revival

rattles SP: Mayawati

Lucknow, 22 June (HS): Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) national

president Mayawati on Monday claimed that ever since the party has started

fielding candidates from upper castes, including the Brahmin community, in

preparation for the upcoming assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, uneasiness

has increased among the opposition parties, especially the Samajwadi Party

(SP).

Mayawati posted on Instagram on Monday, writing that it

seems natural that the BSP will form a government with a full majority, similar

to the 2007 election results, with the contribution of the Brahmin community.

It is well known that in a state with a large population like Uttar Pradesh,

the interests of the upper castes, especially the Brahmin community, are

protected only by the BSP. The Bahujan Samaj Party has implemented the

principle, intention, and policy of Sarvajana Hitaay and Sarvajana

Sukhay first at the party level and then, after forming the government,

has given them full respect and full participation at every level. For quite

some time, people from this community have felt neglected, insecure, and

cheated in governments run by other parties.

The BSP chief further said that not only this, but keeping

in mind the preparations of the Brahmin community to join the BSP on the basis

of social brotherhood, the process of making them party candidates is underway.

Mayawati said that if the BSP forms the government, they will be given full

respect and honour at every level as before. Along with this, people from the

upper castes like Kshatriya, Vaishya etc. and other communities will also be

made candidates in the elections on the basis of their preparations to join the

BSP, that is, 'the more one prepares, the more one's participation', for which

preparations are continuously going on at every level.

Mayawati said that unlike other parties, the BSP does not

engage in narrow, self-serving politics of handing out lollipops to a few, but

rather considers it its constitutional duty to care for the interests and

welfare of the entire society. Therefore, the BSP's policies and programs are

best suited to the public interest and welfare, as well as to crime control and

law and order, and are in the best interest of the country and the people.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi