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Pooja Shrivastava, Any Time News Network
In a high-impact media address convened today on Friday, July 10, 2026, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) National President and four-time Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, Kumari Mayawati, delivered a powerful geopolitical narrative to the Dalit and oppressed echelons of society. Invoking the foundational vision of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the BSP chief asserted that structural empowerment can only be achieved by seizing the ‘master key of political power’ at both federal and provincial tiers, rather than succumbing to emotional and unorganized street agitations. She reminded the core electorate that Kanshi Ram instituted the BSP specifically to fulfill this constitutional objective.
Condemning Lawlessness: Ruthless Critique of Street Agitations Across UP Districts
Expressing grave administrative concern over the recurring disruptions and law-and-order friction in districts like Meerut, Saharanpur, Prayagraj, and Hardoi, Mayawati strictly counselled against taking the law into individual hands. She emphasized that any struggle against casteist oppression must be fought systematically within judicial parameters. If lower courts fail to deliver equity, the community must mobilize resources to petition the Supreme Court rather than resorting to blockades and violence. Under current governance structures, chaotic confrontations merely aggravate the vulnerability and institutional hardships of the victims.
Exposing Political Opportunism: Warning Issued to Opportunistic Outfits Ahead of Elections
The narrative assumed a highly critical tone as Mayawati exposed rival political outfits and newly emerged organizations for engineering unrest to harvest narrow electoral gains. She charged that these factions deliberately incite vulnerable communities into volatile riots and road blockades, only for their leaders to later stage cosmetic site visits to shed crocodile tears. With crucial assembly, parliamentary, and local body elections on the horizon, she urged the electorate to draw profound lessons from the historical Poona Pact and the pacifist tenets of Gautam Buddha, urging them to absolute ballot unity under the BSP banner.
