Lucknow:
BSP chief Mayawati on Tuesday blamed the “casteist” mindset of the Jat neighborhood of the state for the antagonistic Haryana meeting election outcomes and advising them to alter their mentality.
The Bahujan Samaj Occasion (BSP) had fought the Haryana polls in alliance with the Indian Nationwide Lok Dal (INLD), the regional celebration.
The BJP surprised its rivals with its efficiency, profitable the state polls for a 3rd time in a row by bagging 48 seats, whereas the Congress managed 37 and the INLD scored victory on simply two as three went to Impartial candidates, in line with the Election Fee.
The BSP pocketed 1.82 per cent vote share whereas its ally INLD obtained 4.14 per cent, the info evaluation on the EC web site confirmed.
Mayawati, the previous Uttar Pradesh chief minister, on Tuesday evening took to social media platform X and mentioned, “The BSP and the INLD fought the Haryana meeting normal election in alliance. However at this time’s outcome reveals that the casteist individuals of the Jat neighborhood didn’t vote for the BSP because of which the celebration candidates misplaced on some seats by a small margin of votes, though the BSP’s total vote was transferred.” “The individuals of the Jat neighborhood of UP have modified their casteist mentality to an amazing extent and so they have turn out to be MLAs from the BSP and ministers within the authorities. The individuals of the Jat neighborhood of Haryana must also observe their footsteps and alter their casteist mentality. This can be a particular recommendation,” Mayawati posted in Hindi.
She expressed her heartfelt gratitude to all of the BSP members for preventing this election with “full energy” and warranted them that their onerous work is not going to go in useless.
“Individuals shouldn’t be disillusioned nor lose hope. However they need to be able to make their very own path. A brand new path will emerge,” she added within the three-part put up.
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