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BSP chief Mayawati has announced her nephew Akash Anand as the national coordinator and her successor. This decision was confirmed by party leader Lal Ji Medhankar, who stated, "BSP chief Mayawati has announced Akash Anand as her successor. Akash Anand will take charge as the national coordinator."

 

The announcement follows the party’s recent setback in the Lok Sabha elections. In a significant move in May, Mayawati had earlier removed her nephew from the position of national coordinator and her political successor, citing the need for him to attain full maturity before taking on such a role.

 

On Sunday, Mayawati chaired a crucial meeting to review the party’s performance in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. The meeting was attended by all district-level officials, senior party leaders, and workers from the state. This marked the first major national-level meeting of the BSP since the recent general elections to the 18th Lok Sabha.

 

In addition to addressing the party's recent electoral performance, the BSP has also been preparing for the upcoming Uttarakhand Assembly by-elections. On Saturday, the party released a list of 13 star campaigners for these by-elections, which includes both Mayawati and her nephew Akash Anand.

 

The announcement of Akash Anand as Mayawati’s successor marks a significant moment for the BSP as it looks to the future and plans its strategy for upcoming elections. The decision underscores the party’s commitment to grooming the next generation of leadership while continuing to focus on its core values and objectives.

 

As the new national coordinator, Akash Anand will play a critical role in steering the party through its challenges and opportunities. His leadership will be pivotal in shaping the BSP's direction and strategies in the coming years.

 

The party’s decision to include both Mayawati and Akash Anand in the list of star campaigners for the Uttarakhand by-elections further highlights the importance of this transition. Their combined efforts aim to strengthen the party’s presence and performance in the state.

 

Mayawati’s leadership has been a defining factor for the BSP over the years, and the introduction of Akash Anand as her successor signals a new chapter in the party’s history. The BSP is now poised to navigate the political landscape with renewed vigour and a strategic approach under the guidance of its new leadership.

 

The upcoming Uttarakhand Assembly by-elections will serve as a crucial test for the party's strategies and the effectiveness of its new leadership. As the BSP moves forward, the focus will be on building a robust organisational framework and connecting with the electorate to achieve its goals.