Bahujan Samaj Party(BSP) chief Mayawati targeted prime minister Narendra Modi over his foreign policy claiming that `inconsistency’ particularly over relations with Pakistan had led to rising cases of terrorists attack in the country and unrest on the border.
“The Modi government has failed in its every changing foreign policy leading to rise in terrorist attack which is really a concern for the country,” she asserted while addressing the senior leaders of the party here at the state headquarters on Monday morning. She made above comments while reviewing the Organisational matter of the Party. “The international borders have also become insecured,” she added.
BSP supremo maintained that on one hand the Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) leaders are trying to create communal flare up by raking up the Ayodhya issue, while on other they are not solving the problems of the masses. The former chief minister also criticised the ruling Samajwadi Party in the State for ignoring the plight of the masses and was just concern for the ‘ Saifai Mahatsov’. “The SP government was least concerned for the people from day since it came to power and now they are just enjoying through such mahatsov,” she added.
The BSP president also condemned the act of the State government for giving wrong information to the Supreme Court over the lokayukta appointment. “This act of the State government would be termed as a ‘black day’,”she added.
Meanwhile, Mayawati appealed to the leaders of the Party to celebrate her birthday on January 15 as ‘ Jan Kalyan Diwas’ during which they should help the needy one. “Everyone of the Party should give their ‘ Taan, Maan and Dhan( physically, mentally and money) for the upliftment of the poor and needy on my birthday,” she further appealed.
On the other hand BSP sources said Mayawati has called all her party’s MPs, MlAs, zonal and district coordinators for a series of meetings in state capital to assess the ground level situation of her party preparedness for the crucial assembly elections. “All key party functionaries, including MPs, MlAs and coordinators have been called in by the party chief and she is expected give further instructions to them,” confirmed BSP national general secretary, Swami Prasad Maurya. The otherwise closed-door meetings of Maya and her cadres come days ahead of the dalit leader’s birthday on January 15 which she has been choosing as an occasion to kick off her party campaign for elections. A senior party functionary said the BSP chief may seek feedback from her zonal coordinators about the candidates which are currently being projected from various assembly constituencies for 2017 UP assembly elections.
During her birthday celebrations on January 15, Mayawati is slated to cut a cake and will release the next edition of her book “A Travelogue of my Struggle -Ridden life and BSP Movement”.