BSP Chief Mayawati’s Big Attack On Congress

BSP chief Mayawati’s big attack on Congress said – Congress remembers Dalits only in trouble. Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati’s strong attack on Congress continues.

Mayawati, who is preparing to enter the fray in alliance with Shiromani Akali Dal in Punjab’s assembly elections, has termed the Congress’s decision to change the chief minister in Punjab as an election gimmick.

Former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati said in a conversation with the media that changing the chief minister in Punjab at the time of assembly elections is an election gimmick of the Congress.

BSP chief Mayawati’s big attack on Congress: She said that the Congress party still does not have faith in Dalits.

Congress remembers Dalits only in trouble. Congress in trouble in Punjab, Dalit was made the Chief Minister. That is why the Dalits of Punjab should beware of the Congress.

Earlier, Mayawati also congratulated Charanjit Singh Channi, the new Chief Minister of Punjab.

AICC engaged in strengthening the organization in UP, 43 more office bearers nominated in UP Pradesh Congress Committee, media team also increased.

The focus of the Congress, which is trying to regain its old identity in the politics of Uttar Pradesh, is on the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections 2022.

For this, the party is trying to strengthen itself at every level. With the expansion of the party’s state organization, the media team is being strengthened.

All India Congress Committee President Sonia Gandhi, while expanding the Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee, has nominated 43 new office bearers in it.

The additional office-bearers nominated on Sunday include three vice-presidents, one general secretary (organization), 11 general secretaries, and 28 secretaries.

Till now, the Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee had a total of 115 members including the President.

Now after the new office bearers were nominated, now the Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee has a total of 158 members.

On the recommendation of All India Congress Committee President Sonia Gandhi, National General Secretary KC Venugopal has made three vice-presidents.

Upendra Singh, Maqsood Khan, and Jaswant Singh have been nominated as State Vice-Presidents. For the first time, Congress has created the post of General Secretary Organization in Uttar Pradesh.

This chair has been entrusted to Dinesh Kumar Singh. The party has created 11 general secretary posts. Mohinder Sood Valmiki, Subodh Srivastava.

Arshad Ali Guddu, Sharad Mishra, Jai Karan Navarma, Sarita Patel, Akhilesh Shukla, Mukund Tiwari, Raghvendra Pratap Singh, Sachin, and Ranjan Dubey have been made state general secretaries.