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BSP chief Mayawati on Sunday asked her party MPs to instrospect whether they followed the guidelines given to them in the interest of the party. Mayawati's remarks come after BSP Lok Sabha MP from Ambedkar Nagar Ritesh Pandey resigned from the party's primary membership ahead of the Lok Sabha elections and joined the BJP in New Delhi. «Along with the BSP political party, there is also a movement dedicated to the mission of self-respect and self-respect of the most revered Baba Saheb Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar due to which the policy and working style of this party is different from the capitalist parties of the country. Keeping this in mind, the party also fields its candidates in the elections,» Mayawati said in a series of posts on 'X' in Hindi. «After meeting this criterion, the BSP MPs must introspect whether they took proper care of the people in their area? Did they devote full time in their area? Also did they properly follow the guidelines given from time to time in the interest of the party and the movement?» she said.

Sudheendra Kulkarni on "Jawaharlal Nehru contributing more to the Constitution than BR Ambedkar" which was also tweeted by Congress leader Sam Pitroda, BSP MP Malook Nagar on Saturday said that the grand old party should apologise to the nation and clarify whether Pitroda's stand is personal or on behalf of the Congress. However, Sam Pitroda later deleted his tweet in which he endorsed Sudheendra Kulkarni's views. «How can one be spared if he targets Babasaheb Ambedkar, an ideal for the marginalised communities of India? I cannot understand what has happened to Congress.

Mayawati on Monday said that her party would fight 2024 Lok Sabha Elections “alone". Mayawati has not yet joined any of the alliances--the INDIA bloc or the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA)--and the crucial 2024 Lok Sabha elections are just a few months away. Mayawati, who had served as the 18th Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, turned 68 years old on Monday, said she had no plan to retire from politics.

BSP chief Mayawati on Sunday asked her SP counterpart Akhilesh Yadav to introspect before making any unrestrained jibe at her party. Mayawati's comment comes a day after the Samajwadi Party (SP) chief took a jibe at the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) while speaking to reporters during an event in Ballia district. Asked whether the BSP would join the INDIA alliance, Yadav questioned in return, «Who will give an assurance after that?» In a post on X in Hindi, Mayawati said, «The SP chief who is helpless owing to his and his government's anti-Dalit policies, habits and style of working, should introspect before making any unrestrained comment on the BSP and check how tainted his reputation is in this strengthening the BJP and reconciling with them.» «Also, who can forget the blessings given by the then SP chief to the BJP before and after winning the parliamentary elections. And then how can the public forget the meetings of the SP leadership with the BJP leadership after their government was formed (in the Centre)? In such a situation, it would be appropriate if SP fights communal forces,» she added.

Danish Ali for alleged «anti-party» activities a day after he joined the opposition's walkout from the house to protest the motion to expel Trinamool Congress member Mahua Moitra. Other BSP members had remained seated in the house.

suspended Danish Ali for "anti-party" activities. In a brief statement, the party's Uttar Pradesh unit said Danish Ali, the MP from Amroha, has been suspended for anti-party activities.

BJP inflicted a blow to the Congress and the BSP in Rajasthan by breaking into their traditional Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes community vote bank as it swept the Assembly elections in the state, winning 115 of the 199 where polling took place. Of the 34 SC reserved seats that went to the polls, the BJP won 22 and the Congress 11. An Independent candidate won the other seat.

Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023 took place on November 25 to elect 199 of the 200 candidates. Gurmeet Singh Kooner, the Congress leader from Rajasthan and MLA of Karanpur, passed away a week before the scheduled polls in the state. The election for the constituency has been postponed.

BSP chief Mayawati on Thursday took a veiled dig at Rahul Gandhi, saying a senior leader of the Congress party is vociferously seeking a caste-based census now but the Congress governments in the past did not accept the demand of OBCs to provide reservation to them on the lines of SCs and STs. She also criticised the NDA government at the Centre for not giving separate quota to SC, ST and OBCs in the Women's Reservation bill which was recently passed in Parliament. Addressing an election rally at Peddapalli in Telangana, Mayawati recalled that those from most backward class had sought reservation benefits like SCs and STs, from the Congress, which was in power for a long period after India gained independence. «With a view to getting votes of SC, ST, OBCs, a senior leader of Congress is now campaigning in his election meetings that caste census should be conducted,» she said.

BSP has issued its fourth list of 31 candidates for the Madhya Pradesh assembly polls scheduled on November 17. So far, the Mayawati-led BSP has declared names of 74 candidates. The BSP has named candidates for the assembly seats under Chhatarpur, Shivpuri, Sagar, Rewa, Singrauli, Katni, Jabalpur, Narmadapuram, Khandwa, Rajgarh, Raisen, Khargone, Dhar, Alirajpur, Dewas, Indore, Jhabua, Neemuch, Ratlam, Ujjain and Shajapur districts.

BSP) has released a second list of 17 candidates for the next month's Chhattisgarh assembly elections, taking the tally so far to 26, a party functionary said on Tuesday. Polling for 90 seats will be held in two phases on November 7 and 17. The BSP is contesting the elections in alliance with the Gondwana Gantantra Party (GGP).

More than a year and a half after he left the party, former Congress national general secretary Imran Masood returned to the party fold on Saturday, with the party terming it as “ghar wapsi”.

BSP) and the Gondwana Gantantra Party (GGP) have formed an alliance to contest the Madhya Pradesh assembly polls due by the year-end, office-bearers of the parties said on Saturday. As per their seat-sharing arrangement, the BSP will contest 178 seats while the GGP will field its candidates on 52 seats, said BSP's Rajya Sabha member Ramji Gautam and GGP's national general secretary Balbir Singh Tomar at a press conference in Bhopal. «A government of this alliance will be formed in Madhya Pradesh to end the atrocities on Dalits, tribals and women.

‘Neech ko neech nehi kahenge toh kya kahenge’. This statement made by Ali, was more than enough for any patriotic public representative to ‘lose his calm’ and it led to Bidhuri responding to him like he did," said the BJP MP.

BSP MP Danish Ali on Sunday alleged that after his «verbal lynching» in Lok Sabha a narrative was being set for «lynching» him outside the House as he hit back at BJP leader Nishikant Dubey for accusing him of making unsavoury remarks aimed at instigating the ruling party MP Ramesh Bidhuri. Bidhuri's derogatory remarks targeting Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) member Ali during a discussion on the success of Chandrayaan-3 in the Lok Sabha on Thursday triggered a furore, with opposition leaders calling for stringent action against the BJP MP. Dubey had on Saturday written to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla urging him to also probe the «unsavoury» conduct and remarks of Ali. In the letter to Birla, Dubey accused Ali of offering a «running commentary» during Bidhuri's speech in Lok Sabha on Thursday and making «unsavoury remarks aimed at instigating him to lose his composure. Reacting to Dubey's allegations, Ali said, „I have seen Nishikant Dubey's letter.

BJP MP Ramesh Bhiduri in the Lok Sabha against Bahujan Samaj Party MP Danish Ali, Congress leader Deepener Hooda on Sunday said that it was «unfortunate» to see the use of such language inside the Parliament. Addressing a rally in Haryana's Jhajjar district, Deepender Singh Hooda said, «It is unfortunate that such language was used inside the Parliament. It is condemnable.» Further targeting the CM Manohar Lal Khattar-led state government, Hooda said the people of Haryana are now looking towards Congress with hopeful eyes because the Bharatiya Janata Party-led government in Haryana has made the state corrupt and unemployed. «The people of Haryana are very unhappy with the BJP government.

BJP) MP Ramesh Bidhuri in the Lok Sabha was just another way for the saffron party to distract the people from the idea of the caste census. «What you're seeing today, Bidhuri, and then suddenly this Nishikant Dubey, this is all the BJP trying to distract from the idea of the Caste census,» the Congress leader said while addressing an event in the national capital on Sunday. Further speaking on 'One Nation, One Election', scion of the Gandhi family said, «It's one of the BJP's distraction strategies. The main issues in India are the concentration of wealth, huge inequality in wealth, massive unemployment, and huge unfairness towards the lower caste, OBCs, and tribal communities.

allegations as baseless and said that he has not yet stooped too low to make such comments on the country's Prime Minister. Responding on his statement, Danish Ali said that he has not stooped too low to make such comments on the country's Prime Minister.

BSP MP Danish Ali has said that he may resign from the Lok Sabha if appropriate action is not taken against BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri for his abusive remarks against him in the House on Thursday. Ali wrote a letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Friday, seeking an immediate inquiry into the incident and requested the Speaker to refer the matter to the privileges committee. Bidhuri's slurs on Ali were expunged by the Speaker. Taking strong note of them during a late-night discussion in the Lok Sabha on the success of the Chandrayaan-3 mission, Birla said that such behaviour was unacceptable and warned him of severe action, according to LS secretariat insiders. Nevertheless, Ali submitted a letter to the Speaker on Friday, seeking action against Bidhuri.

Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Ramesh Bidhuri's communal name calling and usage of abusive language in the Lok Sabha should be referred to the Privileges Committee. In his letter to Speaker Om Birla, Danish Ali has sought immediate inquiry in the matter. Bidhuri was recorded on camera using communally instigated abusive language tantamounting to name calling to BSP MP Danish Ali attacking his religious practice- Islam.

PTI. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh had expressed regret in the House immediately after Bidhuri made the objectionable remarks and said, “I express regret if the opposition is hurt by the remarks made by the member." Singh also said he had not heard the remarks and urged the Chair to delete them from the proceedings if they have hurt the opposition members. Congress member K Suresh, who was in the Chair, said he had already directed the officials to expunge the remarks.