BSP Gears Up for Delhi Assembly Elections: A Full-Throttle Campaign

The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) is preparing to contest all 70 seats in the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections. While finalizing its candidate list, the party is focusing on strategic planning to improve its past election performances. The BSP also plans a robust campaign launch to strengthen its position.

The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) is setting the stage for an intense contest in the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections, aiming to contest all 70 seats. The first list of candidates is anticipated to be unveiled by mid-January, marking a strategic push to improve on previous election outcomes.

A party official disclosed that the capital has been divided into five distinct zones for the selection process, with coordinators overseeing and finalizing candidate recommendations. These will be submitted to party chief Mayawati, who will make the final decisions based on these evaluations.

Small meetings at the grassroots level are identifying key issues and agendas, sought to inform the candidate selection. Despite previous setbacks, with the party failing to secure any seats in 2020 and recording varied vote shares over the years, the BSP is gearing for a robust campaign launch by January 5.

(With inputs from agencies.)