Summary
Senior BSP leader says political picture should not be judged by trends. He says that on the basis of the mandate that will be there, his party will decide the future strategy. He says that in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, not a single candidate of the party could win the election of MP, but in 2019, the party came back in a bumper manner and started representing the party and the public with 10 MPs in the Lok Sabha. .
BSP’s strong ground is still not visible in the exit polls after the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections. Mayawati, who ruled Uttar Pradesh with a threat a decade and a half ago, is now not only feeling the danger of slipping away from her own real vote bank, but is also visible. Political analysts believe that if the politics of Dalits is to be taken forward, then the BSP leadership, including Mayawati, will have to come out of their clan and reach among the people. Like all political parties are doing at the moment.
After the elections in Uttar Pradesh ended on Monday, as soon as the election trends started showing signs of not getting back the lost political ground of the BSP. Most of the trends that came on Monday did not show the 2007 BSP. Barring two or three exit polls, most have put the BSP down to less than a tenth. Professor Rajkumar Singh, a Dalit thinker and who understands the politics of Uttar Pradesh very well, says that no comment should be made on the trends, but the election trends do tell the condition and direction to some extent. He says he has seen all the exit polls. No one has shown BSP in a very strong position. They say that they cannot say that the exit polls are absolutely true, but a little bit of a picture comes around the truth.
Big leaders have to get in the fray
According to Professor Singh, the manner in which the BSP and its leadership have lost their support base not only in Uttar Pradesh but also in other states in the last few years is an alarm bell for the entire party. He says that if the party has to save its existence and bring back its lost mass base, then all the big leaders of BSP will have to come in the fray in the same way as SP and Congress party is trying.
Professor Kumar Jagdish, a political analyst from Uttar Pradesh says, the BSP leadership should now understand that the burglary in what was once their own vote bank has started. They say that this time the trends which have been released by different agencies in the form of survey, it can be guessed that the BSP’s own core vote bank has also started shifting to the Bharatiya Janata Party. He says that the biggest reason for this is the welfare schemes of the ruling party which is wooing the voters of BSP the most. He says it is possible that the trends that were released on Monday for the BSP will have a better picture on March 10, but it will not be the picture that the BSP had in 2007. He says that BSP has now followed the path of Congress. They say that the manner in which the Congress is out of power in Uttar Pradesh for the last three decades due to its poor policy and leadership, if the situation remains the same, then a similar picture may emerge for the BSP in the coming days.
don’t underestimate bsp
However, a senior BSP leader says that the political picture should not be judged by the trends. He says that on the basis of the mandate that will be there, his party will decide the future strategy. He says that in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, not a single candidate of the party could win the MP’s election, but in 2019, the party came back in a bumper manner and started representing the party and the public with 10 MPs in the Lok Sabha. They say which is the party that does not stay out of power. Therefore, no political party should be considered weak if it is out of power.
Senior BSP leader says that the party is not only in constant touch with its supporters and workers, but is also increasing its clan. BSP is preparing a very strong network for the entire country. However, political analysts who are not related to the said BSP leader say that in the 2014 and 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the BSP should not make its own assessment and comparison. He says that in 2019, the BSP fought the elections in alliance with the Samajwadi Party. It is a different matter that the Samajwadi Party did not benefit at all in that election. Whereas due to the same alliance, BSP got 10 seats.
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BSP’s strong ground is still not visible in the exit polls after the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections. Mayawati, who ruled Uttar Pradesh with a threat a decade and a half ago, is now not only feeling the danger of slipping away from her own real vote bank, but is also visible. Political analysts believe that if the politics of Dalits is to be taken forward, then the BSP leadership, including Mayawati, will have to come out of their clan and reach among the people. Like all political parties are doing at the moment.
After the elections in Uttar Pradesh ended on Monday, as soon as the election trends started showing signs of not getting back the lost political ground of the BSP. Most of the trends that came on Monday did not show the 2007 BSP. Barring two or three exit polls, most have put the BSP down to less than a tenth. Professor Rajkumar Singh, a Dalit thinker and who understands the politics of Uttar Pradesh very well, says that no comment should be made on the trends, but the election trends do tell the condition and direction to some extent. He says he has seen all the exit polls. No one has shown BSP in a very strong position. They say that they cannot say that the exit polls are absolutely true, but a little bit of a picture comes around the truth.
Big leaders have to get in the fray
According to Professor Singh, the manner in which the BSP and its leadership have lost their support base not only in Uttar Pradesh but also in other states in the last few years is an alarm bell for the entire party. He says that if the party has to save its existence and bring back its lost mass base, then all the big leaders of BSP will have to come in the fray in the same way as SP and Congress party is trying.
Professor Kumar Jagdish, a political analyst from Uttar Pradesh says, the BSP leadership should now understand that the burglary in what was once their own vote bank has started. They say that this time the trends which have been released by different agencies in the form of survey, it can be guessed that the BSP’s own core vote bank has also started shifting to the Bharatiya Janata Party. He says that the biggest reason for this is the welfare schemes of the ruling party which is wooing the voters of BSP the most. He says it is possible that the trends that were released on Monday for the BSP will have a better picture on March 10, but it will not be the picture that the BSP had in 2007. He says that BSP has now followed the path of Congress. They say that the manner in which the Congress is out of power in Uttar Pradesh for the last three decades due to its poor policy and leadership, if the situation remains the same, then a similar picture may emerge for the BSP in the coming days.
don’t underestimate bsp
However, a senior BSP leader says that the political picture should not be judged by the trends. He says that on the basis of the mandate that will be there, his party will decide the future strategy. He says that in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, not a single candidate of the party could win the MP’s election, but in 2019, the party came back in a bumper manner and started representing the party and the public with 10 MPs in the Lok Sabha. They say which is the party that does not stay out of power. Therefore, no political party should be considered weak if it is out of power.
Senior BSP leader says that the party is not only in constant touch with its supporters and workers, but is also increasing its clan. BSP is preparing a very strong network for the entire country. However, political analysts who are not related to the said BSP leader say that in the 2014 and 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the BSP should not make its own assessment and comparison. He says that in 2019, the BSP fought the elections in alliance with the Samajwadi Party. It is a different matter that the Samajwadi Party did not benefit at all in that election. Whereas due to the same alliance, BSP got 10 seats.