Mayawati: BSP will preferably battle alone than ask for seats in partnership

New Delhi, Oct 9 BSP supremo Mayawati affirmed Tuesday that her gathering will preferably battle decisions all alone than "ask" for seats in any alliance.

Her remarks expect significance as she had a week ago canceled talks with the Congress to fight the forthcoming get together surveys in three states together as it didn't consent to part with the same number of seats for the BSP as she requested.

A Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) statement quoting her also lashed out at the Congress and the BJP, saying the BSP will never compromise with the confidence of the Dalits, tribals, in reverse, Muslims, different minorities and the upper standings' poor independent of the "malice and torture" of the administrations kept running by these two gatherings.

That is the reason the BSP has advanced the state of being given a "respectable number" of seats to go into a discretionary collusion, Mayawati stated, as indicated by the announcement.

"What it clearly means that the BSP won't ask for seats in any coalition. On the off chance that this (respectable number of seats) does not occur, at that point it will keep on battling surveys without anyone else," she said.

Talking on the event of the death anniversary of the BSP originator Kanshi Ram, she said neither the Congress nor the BJP works in the interests of upper castes' poor and the remaining majority.

Mayawati, however, also included that her gathering will keep on endeavoring to expel the Bharatiya Janata Party government, portraying it as casteist, collective, haughty, malevolent and intolerant.

In the midst of challenges by upper castes groups against the Narendra Modi government's choice to reestablish the first stringent arrangement of a law on monstrosities against Dalits and tribals, she said her party never support misuse of any law.

The BSP had ensured that the law was not abused amid its four terms in power in Uttar Pradesh, the statement said quoting her.

A likely alliance of BSP and Samajwadi Party bodes sick for the BJP in Uttar Pradesh, which chooses 80 individuals from the Lok Sabha with the saffron party winning 71 of them in 2014.

The SP-BSP union has brought about embarrassing thrashings for the BJP in three Lok Sabha situate bypolls. Specialists are of the view that if the BSP fights on its own, then the BJP may again do very well in the state in 2019.