BSP Chief Mayawati’s Big Attack On Congress

BSP chief Mayawati’s big attack on Congress, said – Congress party brings people on daily wages in rallies.

Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati, who is preparing for the assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh as well as Punjab and Uttarakhand, has made a big attack on the Congress on Friday.

Former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati addressed the media after a long time. During this, other parties were also on his target, but the main target was Congress.

Former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati has fiercely attacked the Congress in a press conference on Friday. He said that now the condition of Congress in the country is very bad.

Congress brings people on daily wages in rallies. The day the Congress rally takes place, the daily wage workers are very happy and say that today we will not have to work.

This is the culture of mobilizing Congress. The condition of Congress is very bad in the country as well as in the states.

Mayawati said that in Uttar Pradesh, Congress does not get candidates in the assembly elections along with the election of district panchayat and block chief. Now the Congress has no support base.

She said that BSP is the only party in the country that does not take financial help from big capitalists and moneylenders to run its organization and contest elections like Congress and other parties.

Mayawati said that not only this, Congress sends them to Rajya Sabha, etc. in lieu of taking money.

Mayawati also expressed deep displeasure over the Congress booklet. He said that Congress should first fix its house. Congress has done a lot of propaganda of BSP in the booklet.

Mayawati said that Congress should issue booklets as many as one or two or four, the public is not going to fall into the lies of Congress.

In Punjab, the BSP along with the Akali Dal is engaged in a big campaign to oust the Congress.

BSP chief Mayawati once again reiterated that her successor would be from the Dalit class. She said that if her health deteriorates, she will announce the successor.