Family disputes that started in BSP are increasing. Mayawati’s nephew Akash Anand has not been able to become even after his brother Anand Kumar. 3 days ago, Akash was removed from the post of National Coordinator and entrusted the responsibility to his father Anand Kumar.
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However, Akash’s father Anand Kumar refused to work as the National Coordinator. After this, Mayawati posted on X on Wednesday morning and said- Anand Kumar expressed his desire to work in a position. Therefore, he will continue to hold the post of National Vice President of the party. While the responsibility of the post of National Coordinator is being withdrawn from him.
Apart from this, Mayawati has announced several major reshuffles in the party. Randhir Beniwal, a resident of Saharanpur, has been entrusted with the responsibility of National Coordinator. Mayawati said- Now Rajya Sabha MPs Ramji Gautam and Randhir Beniwal will work under my direction as the National Coordinator of the party. Earlier, Akash’s father -in -law and then expelled from the party.
Akash snatched succession before Anand, then pulled out of party
On December 10, 2023, Mayawati made Akash a successor during a meeting of leaders of UP-Uttarakhand.
2 days ago, Mayawati expelled her nephew Akash Anand from the party. It was said- Akash had to show his maturity by repenting, but the response that Akash gave is not a political maturity. He has become selfish, egoistic under the influence of his father -in -law.
A day before this, on March 2, the BSP supremo removed Akash from all the posts of the party. It was said- they are not his successor. I will not have any successor in the party till my life and last breath. For me, party and movement are first, family and relationships come later. As long as I survive, I will continue to carry forward the party with full honesty.
Akash was declared a successor 2 times in 15 months, but removed both times. First made successor on December 10, 2023. On May 7, 2024, all responsibilities were taken away due to misunderstanding.
On 23 June 2024, he succeeded again and also handed over the responsibility of the National Coordinator, but on 2 March 2025, he again snatched all the responsibilities from him. On March 3, he was dropped from the party itself.
Ashok Siddharth- 20 days ago expelled from party, accused of factionalism
Dr. Ashok Siddharth with Mayawati. Ashok is the father -in -law of the sky.
On February 12, 20 days ago, Mayawati also dropped the nephew Akash’s father -in -law Ashok Siddharth and his close Nitin Singh. It was taken on factionalism and indiscipline in the action organization.
It was said- Dr. Ashok Siddharth and Nitin Singh, who were in charge of southern states, were facing factionalism in the party even after warning. They are expelled from the party with immediate effect due to their involvement in anti -party activities.
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