Mayawati is ready to use all her strength to regain her lost support base. The event is special. However, whether she will be successful in this or not will only be known in the future. However, efforts are underway. Bahujan Samaj Party will demonstrate power in Lucknow on Thursday on the death anniversary of party founder Kanshi Ram. BSP claims that five lakh workers and supporters will take part in the rally tomorrow in the Kanshi Ram Memorial Land. By organizing such a large rally after a long gap, BSP tries to regain its lost support base. Will BSP be able to regain its lost support base? Bahujan Samaj Party was in power four times in Uttar Pradesh and once won absolutely majority. Nevertheless, she goes through her worst phase at this time. BSP has only one MLA in the Uttar Pradesh meeting and no MP in the Lok Sabha. After the growing stature of the president of the Azad Sama Party, Chandrashekhar and BSP who lose votes in the name of the Constitution in the last lure Sabha election, Mayawati is once again seen to strengthen the party. Lucknow’s intersections covered with posters: Before the rally in Lucknow, the city is covered with BSP flags and posters. Blue posters are visible at each intersection. A stage with white and blue curtains was also built on the venue. BSP workers and supporters from all over the state and even some of other states began to meet in Lucknow. Activists believe that this rally will be the key to the party that comes to power in 2027. BSP won 10 Lok Sabha seats in 2019. Bahujan Samaj -Party won an absolute majority in the 2007 Uttar Pradesh election. After that, BSP became the second largest party in the opposition in 2012 by winning 80 seats. In the 2017 election, BSP only got 19 seats. After this, the party made a big decision. This decision includes the formation of an alliance with its arch -enemy Samawadi party. In the 2019 election in Lok Sabha, SP and BSP formed an alliance. The result was that BSP was reduced from zero to 10 lure Sabha seats, while SP only got five seats. Only 1 seat in 2022 meetings elections The SP-BSP alliance broke shortly after the Lok Sabha election in 2019. BSP President Mayawati has announced that she will not form an alliance with anyone in the future. BSP received only one seat in the 2022 election, while the party in the 2024 attracts Sabha election to zero. Meanwhile, Mayawati appointed her cousin Akash Anand as her successor, removed him and then moved forward again. Chandrashekhar is a major threat to BSP with the president of the Azad Sama Party, Chandrashekhar Azad, who won the Nagina Lok Sabha seat of Bijnor and actively after the principles of Baby Saheb’s ideology, Chandrashekhar, is the biggest threat to BSP. Although Mayawati never openly takes the name of Chandrashekhar, she tried to provide Akash Anand to provide an alternative to the BSP’s core voters. It has yet to be seen whether Mayawati can bring the party back to this rally.
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