Mayawati Addresses Concerns Over BSP Leadership Changes
In a recent statement, BSP leader Mayawati addressed the concerns surrounding Akash Anand's appointment as the chief national coordinator. She highlighted the party's commitment to Ambedkarite principles and warned against rival parties that threaten BSP's integrity. Mayawati expressed hope that Anand would honor the legacy of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and Kanshiram, urging party members to remain vigilant against opportunistic influences. Her remarks come during a period of internal restructuring within the BSP, reflecting the party's ongoing evolution and dedication to its foundational values.
| Jun 2, 2025, 13:47 IST
Mayawati Discusses BSP's Leadership Dynamics
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) leader Mayawati acknowledged the natural unease among party members regarding the political journey of Akash Anand and his recent appointment as the chief national coordinator. She emphasized that the BSP is the only true Ambedkarite party in the country, cautioning against rival parties like Congress, BJP, and Samajwadi Party that form alliances. Mayawati expressed on social media that the BSP is dedicated to the welfare of the marginalized and has a tradition of taking action for the party's interests while allowing for redemption.
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Mayawati further noted that the fluctuations in Akash Anand's career and his new role have understandably caused some anxiety among many. She expressed hope that Anand would diligently uphold the legacy of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and Kanshiram, fulfilling the responsibilities entrusted to him without the need for opportunistic individuals within the party.
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She warned that relying on parties like Congress, BJP, and SP, which undermine the unity of the marginalized and weaken the BSP, would not benefit society. Mayawati's comments come amid internal changes within the BSP, following Anand's return to the party and subsequent appointment as the head of national coordinators just a month later.