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    BSP to contest Punjab assembly polls alone, no alliance with any party: Mayawati

    Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati reviewed party organisation and mass base expansion efforts in Punjab. She emphasised fielding honest candidates for upcoming assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. The BSP will contest the Punjab elections independently, without any electoral alliances or compromises. This strategy aims to boost party morale and achieve better electoral results for the people.

    Mayawati opposes demand for reservation on economic basis, says it undermines constitutional safeguards

    Expressing her firm stance, Mayawati, the BSP chief, has rejected the idea of substituting caste-based reservations with economic ones, arguing that it would harm the broader national interest. She pointed to constitutional protections for historically marginalized groups and condemned Congress leaders for neglecting conversations with anti-reservation demonstrators. Mayawati called for a united effort to safeguard reservation policies amidst rising opposition.

    Mayawati expels Akash Anand's father-in-law, BSP leader Randhir Beniwal

    Bahujan Samaj Party president Mayawati expelled Ashok Siddharth and Randhir Singh Beniwal. Indiscipline and anti-party activities were cited as reasons for their dismissal. This action follows speculation about Akash Anand's role in ticket distribution. Mayawati stated she is personally overseeing election preparations for 2027. Ramji Gautam has been appointed as the new Punjab in-charge.

    BSP president Mayawati rejects alliance buzz for 2027 UP polls, calls reports ‘AI-driven fake news’

    BSP chief Mayawati dismisses alliance rumors for the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections. She states the party will contest independently, citing past negative experiences with alliances. Mayawati alleges artificial intelligence is used to spread fake news. She urges party workers to focus on forming a majority government. Mayawati also addressed her Delhi bungalow allotment, calling it a security matter.

    No question of my retirement from active politics: Mayawati

    Mayawati denied reports of her retirement, dismissing them as fake news by 'casteist media'. The BSP leader reiterated her dedication to the party, affirming her decision to remain active in politics. She attributed these rumors to her naming Akash Anand as her successor, reaffirming her commitment to the Bahujan Samaj movement.

    Opposition spreading rumours of BSP forming alliance for Lok Sabha polls: Mayawati

    Mayawati clarifies that BSP will contest Lok Sabha polls independently, refutes rumours of forming alliance with opposition parties. Opposition parties in Uttar Pradesh are restless, spreading misleading rumours. Mayawati urges media and people to be cautious.

    The Economic Times
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