LUCKNOW:  Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) President Mayawati has held a key meeting of party leaders and office-bearers including divisional coordinators, district presidents, sector coordinators, city presidents and All India Backward and Minority Communities Employees Federation (BAMCEF), on Friday, December 30,  to discuss the ongoing political state of affairs.

As per reports, Mayawati is also likely to give direction to the leaders on the party's plan to launch movement over the OBC reservation issue in the urban local bodies' poll. The meeting will further review the preparations for the urban local bodies' election to be held in 2023, and the 2024 Lok Sabha election.

The Lucknow bench of Allahabad High Court on December 28 had quashed the December 5 UP  government order proposing reservations for other OBCs  in the civic polls.

Taking to Twitter Mayavati wrote, "The court order exposes the anti-OBC and anti-reservation mentality of the BJP government."  Mayavati will also ask party men to celebrate her 67th birthday as Jankalyankari Diwas on January 15.
The party leaders help the needy, poor and handicapped. They also visit Dalit villages and hospitals and distribute fruit and blankets among the poor on Mayawati's birthday.

Mayavati will also release the eighteenth edition of the travelogue written by her 'A Travelogue of My Struggle Ridden Life and BSP Movement' as well as a missionary calendar of the party, she said.

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