April 15, 2016 by admin

BSP all set to start door-to-door campaign

Sardulgarh (Mansa), The BSP, which has decided to fight on all 117 seats in the 2017 Assembly elections, is all set to begin door-to-door campaigning under the banner ‘BSP lyao, Punjab bachao’. The objective is to meet around three crore voters in the state.
The party had also decided to allow entry and representation to members of other communities in the party who leave aside the principles of the Manusmriti.
The party leadership accused the Congress, SAD-BJP and RSS of being anti-Dalits.
The leaders maintained that the Congress stopped BR Ambedkar from entering Parliament while the SAD and BJP were committing atrocities on the Dalits for long with the help of the police.
They claimed that the Congress and SAD were now conducting rallies on the 125th birthday of Babasaheb just to garner votes.
While the BSP leaders raised the issues of desecration of Guru Granth Sahib and killing of two Sikh youths by the police, they also talked about the atrocities on the Dalits, including the Bhim Tank murder case.
Accusing the Congress and SAD of playing politics on SYL, BSP state president Avtar Singh Karimpuri said that both parties were responsible for putting the issue on the boil. Now, they were playing politics over it to get votes.
BSP leaders earlier had cleared their stand on SYL by maintaining that riparian principles should be implemented and the construction of SYL was against riparian principles.
Several BSP leaders, including Punjab party incharge Megh Raj Singh, state president Avtar Singh Karimpuri, Punjab coordinator Prakash Bharti and Kuldip Singh Sardulgarh, were present in the rally held at Sardulgarh constituency of Mansa district.
State BSP president Avtar Singh Karimpuri said, “We will start a door-to-door campaign and visit ‘pind pind, ghar ghar’ under our campaign to bring BSP to power and save Punjab. Our fight is for the welfare of Punjabis and for this, we will give space to like-minded people from other communities too who are not influenced by Manusmriti.
“The Dalit population has been decreasing under SAD regime. We will fight for the welfare of Dalits, farmers and Punjabis. Every day, three farmers commit suicide in Punjab. Out of 6.5 lakh families attached with farming, about 3 l