Monday, October 29, 2012

0 BJP, Congress inclined towards corporate houses, states Mayawati

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BSP chief Mayawati on Monday lashed out at BJP and Congress, alleging both political parties of working underneath the pressure of industrialists and company houses who provide them election funds. "Both Congress and BJP get sponsors who enable them to in elections and then these parties formulate the majority of the guidelines which are targeted to profit such industrialists and company houses," she stated in election rallies at Una, Kangra along with other places of Himachal.

"We're contesting elections from your own funds and also have no sponsors for polls," Mayawati stated. Criticising the UPA government in the Center and also the BJP government in Himachal, she stated both made schemes and programmes for socio-economic upliftment from the poor, Dalits and lower-trodden however the impact of those programmes weren't visible which classes continued to be neglected and oppressed. Mayawati searched for to eliminate the sense that BSP represented some particular castes, saying her party supports all unprivileged, backwards and poor, neglected by different government authorities since independence.

"We're not a celebration associated with a particular caste but support all of the less strong sections regardless of class or caste they fit in with and our commitment is to dedicate yourself the welfare of unemployed, poor and unprivileged," she stated. Cautioning people from the "mischievous propaganda" the BSP was thinking about upliftment of Dalits, she stated the party's philosophy was welfare of "Sarva Samaj ,(all parts of the society) with no discrimination.

When the BSP found energy in Himachal, the condition could be developed around the pattern of Uttar Pradesh, she stated. Stating poverty and unemployment as two major problems faced by Himachal, Mayawati stated her government acquired several steps to solve these complaints in UP and would attempt to replicate exactly the same within the hill condition. She stated the BSP seemed to be towards reservation for economically backward and poor parts of upper castes and stated that her party had communicated its sights around the problem towards the UPA government but there's been no response yet.

Within the approaching Himachal polls, BSP are contesting at 66 from 68 seats, whereas, it had fielded candidates in most constituencies in 2007 and won in one set up segment. However, its lone MLA, Sanjay Chowdhary later became a member of BJP and it is seeking re-election from Kangra on BJP ticket.

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