Mayawati accuses SP of tweaking PDA formula to woo Brahmin voters

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BSP chief Mayawati publicly criticized the Samajwadi Party for allegedly modifying its PDA political formula to suit electoral interests. She accused the SP of shifting its focus toward Brahmin voters after observing growing support for the BSP among various communities. Mayawati charged that such adjustments reflect opportunistic, caste-based politics rather than genuine social commitment. She called on all communities to stay alert against what she described as the SP's deceptive political strategies. According to Mayawati, such tactics may yield short-term electoral gains but ultimately fail to serve broader societal welfare.

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