Amidst the ongoing fifth phase of the assembly in UP, today BSP chief Mayawati has hit out at the BJP. He said by tweeting that whatever is happening in the country in the name of terrorism and sometimes in the name of investigation agencies going on in Maharashtra to influence the general elections to the assembly being held in Uttar Pradesh, it is hyper- unfortunate. The public must be alert.
In the last four phases of voting in UP, the BSP was looking very less active in the main election. But with the fourth phase of polling, the BSP chief’s activism has suddenly increased. BSP chief has started shooting political arrows in the fourth phase of UP elections.
voting for SP means goonda raj
UP on Wednesday BSP chief Mayawati came out of Mayawati’s house and cast her vote in Lucknow after casting her vote during voting in 59 seats in 9 districts in the fourth phase of elections. After voting, Mayawati said that Muslims are not happy with the Samajwadi Party, they will not vote for them. People of UP have rejected SP even before voting because voting for SP means goonda raj, mafia raj. The riots in the SP government are telling the faces of the SP leaders that they are not coming to power.
One vote is necessary
Mayawati has He also appealed to the voters to cast their votes. He said, ‘There is an appeal to the voters that this is a festival of democracy, they must come out to cast their votes. Your every vote is necessary. It is because of the efforts of His Holiness Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar that we have got the right to vote.
That’s why we must use our right. Everyone should participate in the celebration of democracy. BSP is getting votes not only of Dalits and Muslims, but also of most backward class and upper caste society.’
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