Lucknow. BSP supremo Mayawati took major action on Tuesday night and removed Akash Anand from the post of National Coordinator. The responsibility of being the successor of BSP was also taken away from Akash Anand. BSP supremo Mayawati gave the information by tweeting.
Mayawati said in her tweet, ‘It is known that BSP, along with being a party, is also a movement for self-respect and social change of Baba Saheb Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar, for which Honorable Kanshi Ram and I have dedicated our entire lives. The new generation is also being prepared to accelerate this.
He said in one of his tweets, ‘In the same sequence, along with promoting other people in the party, he declared Akash Anand as the National Coordinator and his successor, but till the time the party and the movement reach full maturity, in the larger interest of the party and the movement, he will not be given these two posts. He is being separated from important responsibilities while his father Anand Kumar will continue to fulfill his responsibilities in the party and movement as before.
Therefore, the leadership of BSP is not going to shy away from making every kind of sacrifice and sacrifice in the interest of the party and the movement and in taking the caravan of Baba Saheb Dr. Ambedkar forward.The BSP chief had declared Akash Anand as his ‘successor’ in December last year and this surprising decision of removing him came at a time when voting for the third phase of Lok Sabha elections was over in the country.
A case of model code of conduct violation was registered against BSP chief Mayawati’s nephew Akash Anand and four others for using objectionable language at an election rally in Sitapur. According to the police, this action was taken after the district administration took suo motu cognizance of Anand’s speech at the rally earlier in the day. After the FIR was registered, BSP had recently postponed all the proposed rallies of Akash Anand without giving any reason.
Akash Anand had started the party’s campaign from April 6.Akash Anand started his party’s campaign from Nagina Lok Sabha seat on April 6. Later, he addressed several rallies in western and eastern Uttar Pradesh, including Agra, Bulandshahr, Mathura, Varanasi, Gorakhpur, Ambedkar Nagar, Azamgarh and Kaushambi.
Akash had addressed a public meeting in Sitapur for party candidate Mahendra Yadav. After that, the district police had registered an FIR against Akash and 36 other party people for violation of the model code of conduct under section 502-2 of the Indian Penal Code (promoting hatred), and section 125 of the Representation of the People Act. The BSP leader was to address public meetings in Lucknow and Kanpur on May 1 but both were postponed.
