alliance with them..." In a series of tweets in Hindi, the BSP chief further informed that BSP, like in 2007, will single-handedly contest the upcoming Lok Sabha and four state assembly general elections by uniting crores of neglected society on the basis of mutual brotherhood rather than the manipulation of the opponents. Mayawati further warned that the media should not spread any misconceptions regarding this matter.
Mayawati lodged an attack on the recently expelled senior BSP leader Imran Masood and said, “The former Saharanpur MLA is busy in praising the Congress and the top leaders of that party, due to which it is natural for people to question why he left this party first and then went to another party?" Also Read: Lok Sabha election 2024: 'BSP to contest alone', Mayawati confirms Earlier on Tuesday, the president of the BSP Saharanpur district unit, Janeshwar Prasad, released a statement noting that Masood, a former independent Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA), was cautioned multiple times regarding his engagement in "anti-party activities and indiscipline." Despite these warnings, his behaviour remained unchanged, ultimately leading to his expulsion from the party. As reported by PTI, Masood, a prominent Muslim figure hailing from Saharanpur district, was absent from a gathering of BSP leaders and officials led by party head Mayawati in Lucknow on August 23.
Notably, he garnered attention in recent times for lauding Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. Also Read: 'Impact of INDIA alliance': Opposition takes aim at Modi govt after LPG price cut In March 2014, he was taken into custody due to hate speech allegations, stemming from his threat to "cut" Narendra Modi, who was then the BJP's candidate for the prime
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