Lucknow: The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) is again trying to connect the Brahmin community after 14 years to end the power drought in Uttar Pradesh. BSP chief Mayawati herself has now taken over the reins to serve Brahmins in the state. The BSP has so far held enlightened conferences in 74 districts of the state to correct its political equation through social planning to return to power as in 2007 and now the final conference will be held at the party's state headquarters in Lucknow on Tuesday, which Mayawati will address.

BSP chief and former CM Mayawati will be seen in a public forum for the first time since the 2019 Lok Sabha elections on Tuesday. Mayawati is expected to launch BSP's Mission-2022 through the Brahmin Conference. She will place the roadmap of Mission-2022 before her workers and supporters on the pretext of the brahmin. Mayawati, who is still considered weak in the 2022 electoral battle in UP, has been given the responsibility of adding Brahmins on the shoulders of BSP General Secretary Satish Mishra.

The BSP led by Satish Chandra Mishra had organized the Enlightened Class Seminar (Brahmin Sammelan) from Ayodhya on July 23. Since then, Brahmin conferences have been held in 74 districts in different phases.

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