New Delhi. Before the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections, BJP's ally Nishad Party has increased pressure on the issue of reservation. In the general conference held at Talkatora Stadium in Delhi, National President of Nishad Party Sanjay Nishad clearly indicated that if no decision is taken on the issue of giving reservation to Nishad community, then the party will be free to decide the future strategy. Sanjay Nishad said that he will support only when there is talk of reservation. BJP will have to take a decision soon. If no decision is taken then we will look at another door.
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Demand to include Nishad community in SC category
Nishad said that his long standing demand is that Nishad community should be included in the Scheduled Caste category. He claims that political parties are suffering losses due to this society not getting the benefit of reservation.
Ultimatum from ally Sanjay Nishad to BJP!
Decide on reservation, otherwise we will look at another door: Sanjay Nishad
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Delhi. Before the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections, BJP's ally Nishad Party has shown actions that are increasing the problems of its own alliance.
Nishad Party President Sanjay Nishad has given a blunt warning to BJP from the Mahasammelan organized in Talkatora, Delhi.
If a decision is not taken soon on the reservation of fishermen community, the party may look for other political options.
Sanjay Nishad said, “We will support only when there is talk of reservation.
BJP will have to take a decision soon.
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If the decision is not taken then we will look at another door.”
Sanjay Nishad did not stop here. He said that BJP may have to suffer losses if reservation is not implemented.
He asked the workers to be ready for struggle and warned that the day the public does something, they will stop sweating.
“Any government is incomplete without Nishad Party. Both BJP and Samajwadi Party want the support of Nishad Party.” Sanjay Nishad also made this claim in the Mahasammelan.
These statements of Sanjay Nishad before the elections have again brought the question of reservation within the alliance to the fore.
Now the question is, what decision will BJP take on the demand of its ally and is Sanjay Nishad's warning of the second door a strategy to create political pressure or a sign of changing equations of the alliance?
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He said that BJP has given the benefit of reservation to women and other sections and now a decision should be taken on the demand of Nishad community also. According to him, the government will be formed by the one who talks about reservation for Nishads.
Warning of loss to BJP
Sanjay Nishad also said in the Mahasammelan that if the demand for reservation is not met then its political impact can be seen. He appealed to the workers to be ready for struggle and said that ignoring the public can prove costly for any party.
He claimed that the support of Nishad Party is important in the politics of Uttar Pradesh and big political parties also understand its importance. Sanjay Nishad said that any government is incomplete without Nishad Party. Both BJP and Samajwadi Party want the support of Nishad Party.
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Sanjay Nishad also targeted Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav. He challenged him to contest from Gorakhpur and said that he should contest from any assembly seat without the support of BJP. This statement has also become a topic of discussion in political circles.
Increased discussion on changing political signals
For some time now, Sanjay Nishad's statements are being seen as a sign of growing resentment within the alliance. Recently, SP chief Akhilesh Yadav has also said that many small political parties are in touch with the opposition. In such a situation, Sanjay Nishad's strict comment on reservation and warning of looking at the “second door” have given rise to new discussions in the electoral politics of Uttar Pradesh. Now everyone's eyes are on what stance BJP takes on the demands of its ally and what will be the picture of the alliance in the coming months?