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News India Live, Digital Desk: Today is 15th January i.e. the birthday of Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati. There is a lot of discussion about blue flags and cakes in Lucknow, but more than this, there is discussion about the ‘new formula’ which ‘Behan Ji’ has introduced today.
It is said in politics that when Mayawati remains silent, she is thinking of something big. Today, on the occasion of his birthday, he broke his silence and did something which can create a new turmoil in the politics of UP.
Brahmins were listened to, even Kshatriyas were treated.
It was discussed for a long time that BSP wants to return to its old ‘social engineering’ magical formula (Dalit + Brahmin). This was clearly reflected in Mayawati’s decisions today. If reports are to be believed, Mayawati has “fulfilled the wishes” of the Brahmin community in the organization and upcoming responsibilities. He has been given great respect and place in the party.
But the real twist in the story lies somewhere else.
Not only Brahmins, this time Mayawati has also targeted Kshatriya (Thakur) and Yadav communities. Yes, Yadav! Which is generally considered to be the core vote bank of Samajwadi Party (SP). This step of Mayawati shows that instead of stoking the old streak, she now wants to make a dent in every vote bank who is angry with her or is looking for a new option.
Why did you play Yadav and Thakur card?
Political experts believe that Mayawati has understood that it is difficult to return to power only on the basis of ‘Dalit-Muslim’ equation. That is why he has reopened the pages of his old book of “Sarvajan Hitay”.
- To please the Brahmins: To bring Brahmin voters who are angry with BJP into their fold.
- Giving chance to Yadavs: By entering SP’s stronghold and giving the message that they are welcome in BSP also, so that the uneasiness in the opposition camp increases.
gave a strong message to the workers
Speaking to the media on the occasion of his birthday, he made it clear that the party will no longer run on the crutch of “alliance”, but will stand on its own. He asked the workers to leave aside caste discrimination and work to connect all societies (Sarva Samaj).
Will this prove to be a masterstroke?
It is a ‘do or die’ situation for the BSP which is weakening election after election. Only time will tell how useful this new political move will be amid the birthday celebrations. But it is certain that Mayawati has forced her opponents to think whether she is preparing to repeat the history of 2007?