UP Minister Sanjay Nishad Says, If BJP Alliance Breaks, We'll See What To Do Next. Emphasis on Societal Interest and Advancement of Nishad Community, Alliance Strengthened at Talkatora Meeting.
UP Politics: Uttar Pradesh Minister and Nishad Party President Sanjay Nishad has recently made a significant statement regarding the alliance. In a conversation with 'Aajtak', he said that if SP closed its doors, I came with BJP, but if BJP closes its doors now, we will have to see what to do next. Earlier, he had clearly stated that if the BJP feels that it has no benefit from the Nishad Party, they can break the alliance.
Trust in BJP, Displeasure with Some Leaders
Sanjay Nishad stated that he has no problem with the BJP. He specifically named Amit Shah and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, saying that both of them are serious about his agenda. However, some other leaders, especially those who have come to BJP from SP or BSP, are spreading false propaganda and making comments against him. According to Nishad, this is causing damage to the party. He stressed that he remains b with the BJP today and will continue to do so in the future, but the party needs to manage these junior leaders.
Efforts to Include Nishad Community in Scheduled List
Sanjay Nishad also spoke on social issues. He explained that when the list of Scheduled Castes was prepared in 1947, the Nishad community was included in it, but later state governments removed them from this list. Now, he is working on getting the Nishad community re-included in the Scheduled list. He believes that this effort will be successful soon and the community will benefit from it.
Alliance Meeting at Talkatora
Sanjay Nishad also clarified that all ally parties were present at the Foundation Day event organized at Talkatora Stadium in Delhi. He said that it was not an anti-BJP program. Amit Shah and JP Nadda were also invited to the meeting, but they could not attend for some reason. Nishad stated that this event should not be seen as a pressure group. Its objective was to strengthen the NDA and bring all ally parties together on one platform.
