National President of Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and former Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Mayawati, in a meeting held in Lucknow, directed the workers to gear up for ‘Mission 2027’. He congratulated everyone for the historic success of the state level grand event of BSP held on October 9 at ‘Manyavar Kanshi Ram Memorial Sthal’ in Lucknow.
Mayawati said that this event is a proof of the loyalty, discipline and dedication of BSP workers. The BSP supremo called upon the party workers to unite with ‘body, mind and wealth’ to gain the ‘master key’ to power in the 2027 UP Assembly elections. He gave instructions to complete the remaining work of the organization soon. Mayawati reiterated that BSP is not a puppet of the capitalists, but is an Ambedkarite party protecting the interests of Dalits, backward classes, tribals, minorities and poor classes.
He said, ‘It was only during the BSP governments that the security of these sections was ensured with guarantee. Our operations are carried out with the help of the blood and sweat of the poor, and not on the strength of the rich. Mayawati stressed that the public welfare works of her governments were motivated by service, dedication and honesty, and not by political interests. He told that on October 9, on the death day of Honorable Kanshi Ram, lakhs of people gathered at their own expense, by private means or on foot. Lucknow Took part in the event, which shows the public’s loyalty towards BSP.
Mayawati targeted opposition parties
Congress UP President Ajay Rai had accused BSP of being the ‘B team’ of BJP and said that the Yogi government had arranged for roadways buses to gather crowd at BSP’s Lucknow rally. Mayawati rejected these allegations, terming them as the mentality of a ‘little cat pulling out a pillar’. In the October 9 rally, Mayawati had accused the SP government of changing the names of districts, universities and schemes named after Bahujan great men, due to which the name of SP got registered in the black pages of history. He thanked the present BJP-led government, which accepted the BSP’s demand to spend the money from ticket sales on the maintenance of monuments.
Appealed for financial support from workers
Mayawati urged the workers to provide financial support to the party on her birthday (January 15), so that the organization becomes stronger. He said that the aim of BSP is to make the Bahujan Samaj a ‘giving society, not a taking one’. The BSP chief said that the opposition parties never like the political honesty of the Bahujan Samaj Party, but the party will remain firm on its principles. Infusing enthusiasm among the workers, he gave the message of giving priority to public welfare and Bahujan interests. Reiterating the basic mantra of the party to the workers, he said that contact with the public should be increased at every level and the organization should be strengthened up to the booth level so that the Bahujan Samaj Party can win in the upcoming elections.
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