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Assembly by-elections on 9 seats of Uttar Pradesh are over. Besides, the results of the by-election held on Saturday have also come out. BJP has won 6 seats in the by-elections. Apart from this, SP has won the elections on two seats and RLD on one seat. Also, after not winning a single seat in the by-election, the BSP President held a press conference on Sunday. In the press conference, Mayawati accused fake votes in the elections and said that until fake votes are stopped in the country and the Election Commission of the country does not take appropriate action, our party will not contest any by-election. In the country.
BSP will not contest any by-election
Mayawati further said, ‘There was a lot of opposition regarding this in the general elections held in the state of Maharashtra. This is a threat to our country and democracy. In such a situation, our party has now decided that until the country and the Election Commission take some strict steps to stop fake votes, our party will not contest any by-election in the country. Our party will fight the Lok Sabha as well as assembly elections and local body elections in the country with full preparation.
Administration responsible for Sambhal incident: Mayawati
On the incident of stone pelting in Sambhal, Mayawati said that the administration is responsible for this. Appealing to the people of Sambhal to maintain peace, he said that there is tension in Moradabad division. Mayawati demanded the Election Commission to take steps to stop wrong voting.
He said, ‘EVMs and fake voting are a big threat to democracy. Until the Election Commission takes a decision on this, our party BSP will not contest any by-election in future. Appealing to BSP supporters, he said that BSP supporters should not be disappointed, should remain united and be cautious of their opponents.
Let us tell you that BSP’s performance in the UP by-elections was very poor. In Kundarki and Meerapur its candidates could not even save the deposit, while in Katehari and Majhwan its candidates got 18.23 and 17.32 percent votes respectively. The special thing about the by-election was that Mayawati herself did not enter the field to campaign, nor was any big BSP leader seen in the by-election campaign.