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Mayawati picks nephew Ishan Anand for key BSP role after ousting Akash

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Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati has appointed Ishan Anand to an important position within the party, replacing his brother Akash Anand who was recently removed. Akash's conduct and the alleged influence of his father-in-law were cited as the primary reasons behind his ouster. Mayawati has publicly stressed that Ishan must demonstrate integrity and full commitment as he takes on his new responsibilities. The development marks the latest shift in an ongoing succession drama within the BSP's leadership.

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