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Mayawati Calls For Caste Census
Hindustan Times West UP
|March 16, 2025
BSP president refers to herself as 'iron lady', says people of Uttar Pradesh have seen how her party believes more in action than in words
LUCKNOW: Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) national president Mayawati on Saturday called for a caste census and urged the government to take the required steps in this regard.
She made the remarks in a statement issued on the 91st birth anniversary of the party's founder Kanshi Ram.
Referring to herself as 'iron lady', the BSP leader also said, "The vast population of Uttar Pradesh has seen how the BSP under the leadership of 'iron lady' believes more in action than in words.
It ensured the all-around development of the Bahujans when in power, while most claims made by the other parties proved baseless and deceptive."
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