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“ The Centre's decision to lift the 58-year-old ban on government employees from attending RSS shakhas is a politically motivated move to appease the RSS rather than serving the national interest. This is to ease the tensions that intensified between the two after the Lok Sabha elections over government policies and their arrogant attitudes,
Mayawati, a year
RSS order: Mayawati accuses BJP-led Centre of appeasement

Statements by Mayawati

“ My Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) government in Uttar Pradesh has promoted public interest, public welfare, and development in Uttarakhand by creating many new districts, tehsils, and blocks,
Mayawati, 6 days
‘Devbhoomi Becoming Stronger & Safer’: Adityanath, Mayawati Extend On…
“ The BSP is committed to empowering the marginalised sections of society, and voter enrolment is a critical step in this process,
Mayawati, 14 days
Monitor SIR, actively engage in voter enrolment: Mayawati to partymen
“ The BJP, the SP, and the Congress are engaged in politics for personal gain, while the BSP works only for the welfare and happiness of all sections of society. It is only the BSP, which works for the…
Mayawati, 17 days
Mayawati seeks Muslim support, targets rival parties for neglecting…

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