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Sharad Pawar, replying to a query on the induction of Mayawati’s BSP into the INDIA bloc, made it clear that Samajwadi Party was the alliance’s important ally in the Uttar Pradesh and that it would not take any decision that would hurt it.    

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She made this announcement at the BSP party meeting, which was held at the party headquarters in the state capital. Read further on Dynamite News:

BSP chief Mayawati expresses surprise at "one-sided" Assembly poll results, convenes meeting of party leaders in Lucknow on Dec 10 to discuss future road map.

Mayawati said that unprecedented awareness among the people and different sections of society over the issue of caste-based census is giving the ruling BJP sleepless nights.

Mayawati reiterates BSP’s stand to fight 2024 Lok Sabha election alone; predicts multi-cornered contest. She claims anti-incumbency rising against BJP and BSP is the right choice for change. Urges party workers to work hard to get favourable verdict in the election

Mayawati takes veiled dig at Congress for not providing OBCs reservation benefits like SCs and STs. She recalls BSP agitating for Mandal Commission report implementation, which was not accepted by Congress. She accuses Central and State govts of not properly implementing laws meant to provide relief to weaker sections.

Major parties in Uttar Pradesh compete for the credit for Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow. SP's Akhilesh Yadav says they built it, BSP's Mayawati says they acquired land, BJP's Yogi Adityanath renamed it. BJP calls Opposition "self-obsessed" and says people won't be lured in 2024 LS polls.

Adding an unknown variable to the already complicated political arithmetic of Rajasthan, the AIMIM will make its debut in the upcoming State Assembly election, while BSP, whose six legislators switched to the Congress in 2018, is making a renewed bid to play a crucial role in the ‘balance of power’