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BSP To Hold Kanshi Ram Death Anniversary Event In Lucknow On October 9, Mayawati Likely To Skip Address

Lucknow: A large gathering of Bahujan Samaj Party supporters is expected in the state capital on October 9 to mark the death anniversary of BSP founder Kanshi Ram, but party president Mayawati is unlikely to address the gathering this year. Mayawati Likely To Pay Tribute At Delhi’s Prerna Sthal According to party sources, Mayawati is expected to pay tribute to Kanshi Ram at Prerna Sthal in Delhi…

BSP To Hold Kanshi Ram Death Anniversary Event In Lucknow On October 9, Mayawati Likely To Skip Address

Lucknow will host a gathering on October 9 to commemorate the death anniversary of BSP founder Kanshi Ram, with party president Mayawati unlikely to deliver an address this year. Mayawati is set to pay respects at Prerna Sthal in Delhi on the occasion. The Lucknow event will be organized by senior BSP state-level officials. Mayawati previously addressed the Kanshi Ram memorial gathering in Lucknow last year, which drew a significant crowd and was viewed as a display of strength ahead of the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections.

This year, Mayawati has requested BSP workers and supporters from Uttar Pradesh to converge in Lucknow on October 9. However, the Noida program has been postponed for the second year in a row due to ongoing repairs at the venue. Mayawati has attended the October 9 program at Kanshi Ram's memorial in Lucknow in past years. The gathering holds significance as the BSP prepares for the 2027 Assembly elections and seeks to mobilize its cadre and supporters across the state for organizational strengthening.

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