To maintain hold over the Minorities after kicking out their Muslim face, Naseemudeen Siddiqui, the Bahujan Samaj Party on Wednesday made entry of two more of old senior leaders from Hardoi, who were expelled from the Party just a year back.
Former UP minister Abdul Mannan of Sandila (Hardoi) and his brother Abdul Hannan, also an ex- MlA of Hardoi, both along with their supporters joined BSP in presence of Party’s state president, Ram Achal Rajbhar here on Wednesdaynoon.
Interestingly, the party former general secretary Naseemudeen Siddiqui (now expelled) had announced the expulsion of both the above brothers last year on May 26, accusing them of engaged in anti-Party activities.
Now on Wednesday, soon after joining BSP, Mannan, who earlier joined Samajwadi Party after being expelled by BSP, took the opportunity to blame Siddiqui for working against the interest of the Muslim leadership within BSP and said that the Siddiqui wanted that no other leader of his community should remain in the Party hence he managed their ouster.
He accused Siddiqui of misguiding Mayawati, who is only leader in the BSP, to damage the Party in the State.
Mannan said that he strongly condemned Siddiqui’s act of recording the conversation with the Party’s leadership and said that such shameful act deserved him the punishment which he received from Mayawati. Mannan also denied his any differences with Mayawati and denied that at the time of his expulsion last year, he leveled charges on BSP supremo of auctioning the Party’s ticket. He even hailed Mayawati on law and order front and said that had the BSP came to power, the jungle raj which continued even after Bharatiya Janta Party came to power, will comes to an end. Mannan said that BSP still had a good base in the State politics and they all will work to repeat the good show in the next Parliament elections.