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BSP supremo Mayawati calls Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad a BJP stooge

Mayawati also alleged that BJP had tried to get Chandrashekhar Azad inducted in BSP as a mole

Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) Supremo Mayawati today lashed out at Bhim Army Chief Chandrashekhar Azad on Twitter calling him a BJP mole. She alleged that Chandrashekhar contesting from Varanasi seat in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections is a BJP conspiracy to divide the Dalit vote and take advantage.


The BSP Supremo alleged that Chandrashekhar’s organisation Bhim Army has been formed under the same BJP conspiracy. Attacking the Bhim Army she said that it has an anti-Dalit mindset and is indulging in despicable politics.


Mayawati who had once invited Chandrashekhar to join BSP instead of setting up an independent organisation, is now accusing BJP of trying hard to help Chandrashekhar join the BSP as part of its conspiracy.

The Bhim Army chief is contesting the Lok Sabha election from PM Modi’s constituency Varanasi. He launched his Lok Sabha campaign from Varanasi on Saturday by holding a road show where he was shown black flags by college students.

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