Uma says she has formula to oust Mulayam

Vijay Upadhyay
Agra. Former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister and expelled BJP leader Uma Bharti has declared that she possessed a formula to oust the Samajwadi Party Government from Uttar Pradesh in six months.

She said the people of the State were in danger under the present Government and only the "new BJP" will be able to protect the people's life and property.

Addressing a small gathering at a public meeting in Agra on Thursday evening, Ms Bharti said the Varanasi bomb blasts, despite prior information, have proven that the Mulayam Singh Government plans to divide the people of Uttar Pradesh on the basis of caste and religion. She even met the State Governor, and asked him to terminate the Mulayam Singh Government.

She said she will hold a Sankatmochan Path in Varanasi on March 11 for the well being of the people of the State after which she will continue with her Janadesh Yatra to form the "new BJP".

She said 25 years back, when the BJP was created out of Jansangh, the Jansangh was only left as a vestige of its old self and after the formation of her new BJP, the present party, too, will face the same fate.

Taking a dig at her mentors in the BJP, she said the new BJP would have all the features of the present BJP, except a handful of opportunist leaders who had caused the downfall of the party.

She said earlier the party was working on a mission, but now it seemed to be driven by commission and the BJP leaders who were really sincere towards reviving the party should be ready to jump into her bandwagon.

She said the primary motto of her "new BJP" would be to give the State a clean leadership. The Samajwadi Party was full of robbers and thugs, the BSP comprised thieves.

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