Narendra Modi Targets Mayawati

Mayawati taunted the BJP over poor health services and infrastructure in Uttar Pradesh, reminding Prime Minster Narendra Modi's party that it controlled both centre and state governments

BSP supremo Mayawati targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday, alleging that his "chowkidari" was making the rich wealthier and protecting industrialists, while asserting that his "theatrics and rhetoric" would not yield any result in the ongoing Lok Sabha polls.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today targeted the prospective alliance between Mayawati and Akhilesh Yadav in Uttar Pradesh - which is seen as a factor worrying the BJP. Referring to the ongoing investigation into the mining scam that he said people cry foul when "investigating agencies hold them accountable for their actions".

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today targeted Mayawati - the Dalit powerhouse he has ignored so far in the election - saying her BSP now stands for "Behenji Sampatti Party". Speaking at Bundelkhand's Jalaun -- an area with a substantial number of Dalits, which is going to polls on February 23 -- PM Modi said: "Arrey Behenji discussion not because ele...

Law and order in Uttar Pradesh has been one of the main targets of the BJP in this assembly election in the state. Even Prime Minister Narendra Modi has spoken of what his party alleges is the Yadav takeover of the state police. He had also spoken of discrimination, which he called the biggest problem of the state. Three days ago, at a rally in Bar...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today criticised BSP chief Mayawati's opposition to demonetisation, saying that her party, BSP is no longer Bahujan Samaj Party but 'Behenji Sampatti Party'. At an election rally in Orai region of Jalaun in Bundelkhand region, the Prime Minister said those who deposit wealth for themselves can never solve the problems o...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday chose a rally in Agra to voice his retaliation to a stiff attack from the opposition parties in parliament over demonetisation.

Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati today attacked the Narendra Modi government at the centre, saying it is spreading hatred and communalism in Uttar Pradesh and has failed to keep its promises for the state.

BSP chief Mayawati launched an attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the RSS on Thursday, alleging that on one hand they talk of 'Sabka Sath, Sabka Vikas', but on the other target Dalits and Muslims in the name of 'gau raksha' (cow protection).

What is the big picture? In 2007 (or even in 2014), it was a case of either the BSP or the BJP taking on the SP, as the party of the lotus and the party of the elephant both targeted key voter groups. In 2017, social alliances are changing. It may well be a BSP versus BJP battle, with the SP pushed down the ladder.

On BR Ambedkar's birth anniversary today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi lashed out at the Congress for "undermining" the legacy of the Dalit icon.

As part of her effort to develop a nationwide image, BSP chief Mayawati is campaigning not just UP, but all over India.

Mayawati taunted the BJP over poor health services and infrastructure in Uttar Pradesh, reminding Prime Minster Narendra Modi's party that it controlled both centre and state governments

BSP supremo Mayawati targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday, alleging that his "chowkidari" was making the rich wealthier and protecting industrialists, while asserting that his "theatrics and rhetoric" would not yield any result in the ongoing Lok Sabha polls.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today targeted the prospective alliance between Mayawati and Akhilesh Yadav in Uttar Pradesh - which is seen as a factor worrying the BJP. Referring to the ongoing investigation into the mining scam that he said people cry foul when "investigating agencies hold them accountable for their actions".

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today targeted Mayawati - the Dalit powerhouse he has ignored so far in the election - saying her BSP now stands for "Behenji Sampatti Party". Speaking at Bundelkhand's Jalaun -- an area with a substantial number of Dalits, which is going to polls on February 23 -- PM Modi said: "Arrey Behenji discussion not because ele...

Law and order in Uttar Pradesh has been one of the main targets of the BJP in this assembly election in the state. Even Prime Minister Narendra Modi has spoken of what his party alleges is the Yadav takeover of the state police. He had also spoken of discrimination, which he called the biggest problem of the state. Three days ago, at a rally in Bar...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today criticised BSP chief Mayawati's opposition to demonetisation, saying that her party, BSP is no longer Bahujan Samaj Party but 'Behenji Sampatti Party'. At an election rally in Orai region of Jalaun in Bundelkhand region, the Prime Minister said those who deposit wealth for themselves can never solve the problems o...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday chose a rally in Agra to voice his retaliation to a stiff attack from the opposition parties in parliament over demonetisation.

Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati today attacked the Narendra Modi government at the centre, saying it is spreading hatred and communalism in Uttar Pradesh and has failed to keep its promises for the state.

BSP chief Mayawati launched an attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the RSS on Thursday, alleging that on one hand they talk of 'Sabka Sath, Sabka Vikas', but on the other target Dalits and Muslims in the name of 'gau raksha' (cow protection).

What is the big picture? In 2007 (or even in 2014), it was a case of either the BSP or the BJP taking on the SP, as the party of the lotus and the party of the elephant both targeted key voter groups. In 2017, social alliances are changing. It may well be a BSP versus BJP battle, with the SP pushed down the ladder.

On BR Ambedkar's birth anniversary today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi lashed out at the Congress for "undermining" the legacy of the Dalit icon.

As part of her effort to develop a nationwide image, BSP chief Mayawati is campaigning not just UP, but all over India.