“Will Keep Fighting for Bhim Mission and Society”: Sacked as Mayawati's Successor, Nephew Akash Anand Reacts On His Ouster

By Lokmat English Desk | Published: May 9, 2024 10:41 AM2024-05-09T10:41:37+5:302024-05-09T10:42:18+5:30

Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) leader Akash Anand stated his acceptance of the party's decision following its supremo Mayawati's removal ...

“Will Keep Fighting for Bhim Mission and Society”: Sacked as Mayawati's Successor, Nephew Akash Anand Reacts On His Ouster | “Will Keep Fighting for Bhim Mission and Society”: Sacked as Mayawati's Successor, Nephew Akash Anand Reacts On His Ouster

“Will Keep Fighting for Bhim Mission and Society”: Sacked as Mayawati's Successor, Nephew Akash Anand Reacts On His Ouster

Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) leader Akash Anand stated his acceptance of the party's decision following its supremo Mayawati's removal of him as her "political successor." Akash Anand called her a "role model" for the Bahujan community and said that he would keep "fighting" till his last breath for the Bhim mission and his society. 

In his first remarks after being removed from the position of national coordinator and 'political successor' of BSP, he said that Mayawati is the party's "universally accepted leader" and her orders are their "obedience."

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"BSP chief Mayawati, you are ideal for the entire Bahujan Samaj, crores of countrymen worship you. It is because of your (Mayawati) struggles that today our society has such political strength, due to which the Bahujan community has learned to live with respect. You are our universally accepted leader. Your orders are our obedience. I will continue to fight for the Bhim Mission and my society till my last breath," Akash Anand posted on X on Thursday.

Earlier this week, Mayawati took action to remove her nephew Akash Anand from his roles as the BSP's national coordinator and her designated political successor. She said that her decision was made in the best interest of the party and the broader movement, citing the need for Akash Anand to attain "full maturity" before reassuming such responsibilities.
 

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