Mayawati to hold a meeting with BSP officials in Lucknow today, to discuss Akash Anand's return and the strategy for upcoming elections. Strengthening the organization will also be emphasized.
UP News: BSP chief and former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati will hold an important meeting today, April 16, with senior party officials and district presidents in Lucknow. This meeting will be held at the party's Uttar Pradesh state office, 12 Mall Avenue, Lucknow, at 11 am. According to party sources, all senior officials and district presidents from Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand will mandatorily attend this meeting.
Important discussions on Akash Anand's return
A significant aspect of this meeting is the potential discussion regarding the return of Mayawati's nephew, Akash Anand, to the party. Akash Anand was previously expelled from the party, but this will be the first instance of his potential reappearance on the party platform. Party sources suggest that if Akash Anand is given responsibility within the party again, he could play a crucial role.
BSP's strategy: Strengthening the traditional voter base
The BSP is currently striving to reconnect with its traditional voter base, particularly the Dalit, backward, and Brahmin communities. Mayawati has implemented organizational changes in recent months and has maintained consistent contact with grassroots workers. It has become imperative for the party to reinforce its base after previous electoral defeats. BSP's performance has declined in several elections, hence Mayawati is personally working to activate the organization.
Upcoming rallies and membership drives to be discussed
The meeting will also extensively discuss BSP's upcoming rallies, public gatherings, and membership drives. Party workers will receive the message that the BSP is fully prepared for the upcoming elections. Decisions regarding the BSP's election strategy and future programs will also be made at the meeting, which could prove crucial in securing victory in the upcoming elections.
Media invited; a major political signal from BSP
The media has been invited to this meeting, clearly indicating that the BSP considers it not just an organizational meeting but also a significant political statement. With Mayawati and the potential return of Akash Anand, a new direction is expected in the BSP's election strategy.
