Mayawati Criticizes BJP Over Failing to Meet Expectations

BSP chief Mayawati criticizes BJP's eight-year rule in Uttar Pradesh, citing poor law and order. She emphasizes the importance of preserving India's Constitution and vows to resist any changes for political gains. Mayawati underscores BSP's commitment to social justice and empowerment for the oppressed.

Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati has expressed dissatisfaction with the BJP government's eight-year tenure in Uttar Pradesh, stating that it failed to meet public expectations. She accused the administration, under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, of poor law and order.

Her comments were posted on social media on the same day Adityanath highlighted his government's accomplishments. Mayawati warned against any attempts by political parties to manipulate the nation's Constitution, particularly concerning reservations, and assured that the BSP is ready to oppose such moves.

Underscoring her commitment to social justice, Mayawati drew from Dr. BR Ambedkar's knowledge, asserting that the BSP was created to challenge and change oppressive systems and fight for the rights of marginalized communities.

(With inputs from agencies.)