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Mayawati reinstates her nephew Akash Anand as BSP's national coordinator and successor, hoping for maturity. Akash, previously removed for lack of maturity, is back in key roles.

Akash Anand, Mayawati's nephew, has been reinstated as the BSP's chief national coordinator, just a month after rejoining the party. Mayawati announced this decision during a party meeting in Delhi, emphasizing family control. Akash, previously removed and even expelled, apologized and was welcomed back. This move signals a potential decentralization of responsibilities within the BSP, alongside Mayawati's continued influence.

Mayawati has reinstated her nephew, Akash Anand, as the chief national coordinator of the BSP, just over a month after he was brought back into the party. This decision, announced during an all-India meeting, signals a move towards decentralization within the party. Akash pledged his loyalty and commitment to the BSP's mission, expressing gratitude to Mayawati for the opportunity.

BSP chief Mayawati declared late Tuesday that she was divesting her London-educated MBA nephew Akash Anand of the twin responsibilities of being her designated political heir and the party's national coordinator “till he attains maturity”, marking a fall as swift as his elevation last Dec. Mayawati made the announcement on her official X handle days after Akash, the son of her younger brother Anand Kumar, was charged by UP police with using “unparliamentary language” in poll speeches at Sitapur and Unnao on April 28.

Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) has made an elaborate strategy for Himachal Pradesh where assembly elections are due on November 12. Aiming to establish itself as the third big party, the BSP plans to contest all the 68 assembly seats.

In a surprise move, BSP has decided to field its national coordinator Ramji Gautam for the tenth Rajya Sabha seat from UP, though it lacks the numbers to win the seat on its own.

Mayawati wants BSP coordinators to complete their task of constituting booth committees at the earliest and subsequently, focus on the preparation for the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.

Mayawati announced that nobody would succeed her in the BSP while she is alive, removing her nephew Akash Anand from his roles. She reinstated Ramji Gautam and Anand Kumar as national coordinators. This decision followed the expulsion of Akash Anand's father-in-law, Ashok Siddharth, for factionalism, which Mayawati said influenced Akash Anand's career.

Mayawati has made the decision to reinstate her nephew, Akash Anand, as the party's national coordinator and her designated successor. This move comes in the wake of the BSP's disappointing performance in the recent Lok Sabha elections.The announcement was made following a meeting convened by Mayawati, who previously served as the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, to assess the party's electoral results in the 2024 general elections. In May, Mayawati had taken the step of removing Anand from his positions as national coordinator and her successor.

Former IPS-officer RS Praveen Kumar who joined the Bahujan Samajwadi Party (BSP) on Sunday slammed the TRS government, claiming that hundreds of crores earned by SCs, STs, BCs, minorities and poorer sections from other communities was being spent to implement the Dalita Bandhu scheme.

Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati will begin her organisational review from Monday in what is being seen as her first step to go into poll mode for UP assembly elections due in 2017. Party sources said Mayawati has called all her party’s MPs, MLAs, zonal and district coordinators for a series of meetings in Lucknow to assess the ground level situation of her party preparedness for the crucial assembly elections.

Mayawati disciplines Akash for 'unparliamentary language' in Sitapur, emphasizing BR Ambedkar and Kanshiram ji's legacy. Akash campaigns in Nagina, western UP, Purvanchal as national coordinator, facing backlash for his remarks.

Umashankar Singh's decision to vote for Sanjay Seth in Rajya Sabha polls fuels opposition claims of BSP working with BJP. Mayawati's lack of reaction shows party support. Akash Anand, Mayawati's nephew and political successor, receives Y-plus category security amid his Lok Sabha campaign. He aims to motivate youth, collect data on Dalit voters, and expand BSP's influence in other states.