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ABP News Bureau
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03 Jun 2019 05:22 PM (IST)
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Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) President Mayawati on Monday set the tone for the break up of her partys alliance with the Samajwadi Party.
Addressing a meeting of party leaders from Uttar Pradesh in Delhi, Mayawati announced that the BSP would contest the by-elections to 11 Assembly elections in the state on its own.This clearly means that Mayawati is in no mood to continue the alliance with Samajwadi Party.
Moreover, BSP normally does not contest by-elections. But this time it has announced that it will field candidates in the state by-elections.
Addressing a meeting of party leaders from Uttar Pradesh in Delhi, Mayawati announced that the BSP would contest the by-elections to 11 Assembly elections in the state on its own.This clearly means that Mayawati is in no mood to continue the alliance with Samajwadi Party.
Moreover, BSP normally does not contest by-elections. But this time it has announced that it will field candidates in the state by-elections.