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No alliance with any party in 2014, says Mayawati
No Alliance With Any Party In 2014, Says Mayawati. The BSP supremo claimed that in upcoming Lok Sabha elections her party would be number one in Uttar Pradesh. "I have full faith in the people of the state and all the workers of the party," she said.
Lucknow: BSP chief Mayawati on Saturday said her party would contest the upcoming Lok Sabha elections on its own.
"Regarding the Lok Sabha elections I will like to clarify that my party will not contest in an alliance with any other party in the country. Our party will contest on its own with full preparations," Mayawati told reporters here.
"With this the reports that our party can have outside or internal alliance with Congress or BJP are all rumours. These are being spread as a part of planned conspiracy to mislead our people and damage the BSP," she alleged.
Mayawati claimed that her party would perform very good in the elections and play an important role in the mission of social change.
Mayawati said the way BJP leaders L K Advani, Narendra Modi and Rajnath Singh were trying to outdo each other would only work in favour of the BSP. "The way the trio of Advani, Modi and Rajnath were trying to outdo each other, would also help the BSP in achieving its target to a great extent," she said.
The BSP supremo claimed that in upcoming Lok Sabha elections her party would be number one in Uttar Pradesh. "I have full faith in the people of the state and all the workers of the party," she said.
She said that before Lok Sabha polls BSP was contesting Assembly elections in Delhi, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chattisgarh independently. Mayawati said she would visit the four states soon, but the dates would be announced later.
She alleged the Samajwadi Party government in the state has failed to maintain law and order and was triggering riots in connivance with the BJP. "As the time of Lok Sabha elections come nearer, SP and BJP, in a bid to give political advantage to each other as a part of tacit understanding, will vitiate atmosphere by spreading communal poison," she alleged.
She said that before Lok Sabha elections an attempt was being made to create an atmosphere in the country that there was no parties other than Congress or BJP, which was not right.
