There has been a major change in Bahujan Samaj Party. Akash Anand, who was expelled a few months before the Bahujan Samaj Party, has been assigned a big responsibility by re -involving the party. BSP chief Mayawati has once again appointed Akash Anand as the Chief National Coordinator of the party.
The decision has been taken at a national level meeting at the party’s central office at Lodhi Road, Delhi on Sunday. Senior party leaders, state representatives and coordinators from all over the country were also present in the meeting. In this meeting, it was decided that the command of campaigning in the upcoming elections would be handed over to the Akash. The party said in a statement, “Hopefully, this time Akash Anand will take careful steps in the interest of the party and the movement and strengthen the conceptual foundation of the party.”
Earlier, Mayawati re -included Akash Anand in the party, as she publicly apologized and took an oath of loyalty to the party and her principles. However, he made it clear that it is not possible to re -include his father -in -law Ashok Siddharth in the party, as he is seriously involved in anti -party activities. In several posts on X, the BSP chief said that it has been decided to give his nephew “another chance”.
Mayawati wrote in her post, “Akash Anand publicly accepted her mistakes, expressed full respect and respect for senior members and resolved to dedicate her life to BSP party and movement, not influenced by her father -in -law’s words. It has been decided to give them another chance in view of this.”
Referring to Akash’s father -in -law, Mayawati clarified that her actions have caused a lot of damage to the party. The BSP chief said, “Akash’s father -in -law Ashok Siddharth’s mistakes are not forgiven. Through factional and other serious party activities, he has not only harmed the party, but has not left any effort to ruin Akash’s career. So there is no question of forgiveness or taking back to the party.”
Please tell that Akash Anand was expelled from BSP due to disputed tweet and internal differences. The BSP chief announced his restoration with public apology, in which he spoke of full coordination with the party leadership and promised to avoid external impacts.
