'Prevent Muslims from being misled in 2024 election', Mayawati tells party workers


PTI | Lucknow | Updated: 27-06-2022 13:50 IST | Created: 27-06-2022 13:40 IST
'Prevent Muslims from being misled in 2024 election', Mayawati tells party workers
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati (Photo/ANI) Image Credit: ANI
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Appreciating the performance of her party candidate in the Lok Sabha bypoll in Azamgarh, BSP president Mayawati on Monday asked party workers to keep the momentum and prevent Muslims from being misled in the 2024 general election. ''The determination and courage with which all the BSP workers, office bearers, and party candidate Shah Alam alias Guddu Jamali have fought the Azamgarh Lok Sabha bypoll need to be maintained till the 2024 Lok Sabha general elections as part of the resolution while maintaining election readiness,'' Mayawati said in a tweet in Hindi.

In another tweet, she said, not only Azamgarh, but BSP's struggle and efforts have to be continued in the entire UP to convert the groundwork into votes.

“In this sequence, it is also important to protect a particular community from being misled in the upcoming elections,'' she said, in an apparent reference to Muslim voters.

Mayawati had on Sunday said that the outcome of the poll has proved that only BSP has the ''ground force'' to defeat the BJP in the state.

“The UP by-poll results have once again proved that only BSP has the 'ground force' to defeat BJP here. The party's effort to prove this to the entire community will continue so that the much-awaited political change can take place in the state,'' the BSP chief said.

She tweeted, “The ruling party wins most of the bypolls, yet the tough fight the BSP has given to the ruling BJP and SP in Azamgarh is commendable. All party workers have to move forward with more strength.” The BSP contested only in the Azamgarh bypoll. Party candidate Shah Alam alias Guddu Jamali stood third with 29.27 percent votes there.

BJP candidates won both the Azamgarh and Rampur seats in the bypoll, the counting for which was held on Sunday.

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