INTRODUTION AND FORMATION
The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) is a
political party in India that was
formed to represent Bahujans
(community in majority), referring to
Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes,
and Other Backward Classes (OBC),
According to Kanshi Ram, when he founded
the party in 1984, the Bahujans comprised
85 percent of India's population, but were
divided into 6,000 different castes. Bahujan
Samaj Party was founded on the birth
anniversary of B. R. Ambedkar (14 April
1984) by Kanshi Ram, who named former
school teacher, Mayawati, as his successor
of BSP in 2001. The party's power grew
quickly with seats in the Legislative
Assembly of Uttar Pradesh and the Lok
Sabha, the lower house of the Parliament of
India.
Inspirations BSP
got from ideas
and
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teachings from
various famous
personalities
Chhatrapati Sahu Maharaj
Political Representation:
Chhatrapati Sahu Maharaj :-
Advocated for greater political
representation and
participation for lower castes in
governance.
BSP :- Seeks to enhance political
representation and power for the
Dalits and other
marginalized communities, aiming to
Mahatma Phule
Education for All
Mahatma Phule :- Promoted education for
marginalized communities, particularly for
women and lower castes. Also established
schools.
BSP :- Emphasizes on education as a means
of empowerment and strives to improve
educational opportunities for the
underprivileged.
Periyar Ramaswami Naicker
Rationalism and Secularism
Periyar Ramaswami Naicker:- Advocated
for rationalism and secularism, rejecting
religious dogma and promoting a more
scientific worldview.
BSP :- Incorporates secular principles
and aims to reduce the influence of
religion on
social and political issues.
Bhimrao Ramji
B. Ambedkar
R. Ambedkar, a proponent of
Bahujan rights, is their important
ideological inspiration.
BSP Stands for the cause of securing the
interests and welfare of the dalits and
oppressed people.
Core Missions
And
Political Strength
The Bahujan Samaj party is fully devoted t
the
missionary goal
“Social Transformation and Economic
Emancipation”
“mainly for the Bahujan Samaj”
(the backward population)
which includes SCs STs and OBCs as well a
religious minorities. Their core missions a
-To empower and uphold the rights
of marginalised communities
-Providing quality education, equal job
opportunities
for backward communities in government
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- Adequate representation for marginalise
communities in politics
-Promoting anti-casteism society where al
individuals are treated
equally irrespectively of their socio-econo
status
-Developing housing and living conditions
UP
The main base of the BSP is in
Uttar Pradesh with the favour of
marginalised population in UP.
-They have earned majority votes
in UP with Yogi Adithyanath as
their chief minister since 2017
BSP also has a significant
presence in Madhya Pradesh
among the Jatav
community,Chattisgarh ,Uttarakh
and , Delhi and Punjab espcially
Electoral
Performance
Formed government in Uttar Pradesh
several times by taking the support
of different parties at different times.
In the Lok Sabha elections held in
2019, it polled about 3.63 per cent
votes and secured 10 seats in the Lok
Sabha.
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