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BSP Lok Sabha MP Ritesh Pandey resigned from the party and joined BJP ahead of the general elections, citing lack of communication and acknowledgment from BSP leadership.

BSP MP Ritesh Pandeys move to BJP highlights trend of BSP MPs switching parties before polls. Mayawatis inactiveness and BSPs reluctance to join INDIA bloc contribute. MPs likely to join other parties. Mayawati implies they wont get tickets. BSP remains focused on Bahujansamaj welfare.

“I was not invited to any party meeting after the 2022 UP Assembly elections … Like me, other MPs were also not invited. They will answer for themselves,” Pandey says after joining BJP

Ambedkarnagar MP Ritesh Pandey defected to BJP. More MPs from BSP may join BJP and RLD. Mayawati-led outfit may lose more MPs ahead of Lok Sabha elect

ABS-CBN Corporation and PLDT mutually agreed to terminate the sale of the former’s broadband and TV unit Sky Cable to the operator. 

Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya reported a stampede-like situation in the opposition camp, with workers from the Samajwadi Party, Congress, and BSP joining the BJP. Maurya said this was due to Prime Minister Narendra Modis welfare schemes. He also stated that the BJP would win all 80 Lok Sabha seats in Uttar Pradesh in the upcoming general election.

BJP, which won 62 seats in the 2019 LS elections in UP, is eyeing to maximise its tally in the state by crossing 70. To achieve that goal, BSP vote bank becomes crucial for the party. SCs account for 20% of the states population and BSP has more or less managed to hold on to this vote bank. However, in the 2022 assembly elections, BSP lost its vote share from around 19.43% in 2019 Lok Sabha to 13%.

THE Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has siphoned off P1.72 trillion in excess money supply in the first month of this year, according to its latest monetary policy report.

Earlier, on her 68th birthday, Mayawati had announced that her party will contest the general elections alone, claiming that the party’s experiences with alliances have never been beneficial. Mayawati, however, did not rule out a post-poll alliance.

India News: The Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) welcomes the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) to join the bloc in the fight against the BJP. Congress' Uttar Pradesh in-charge Avinash Pande expresses support for the Samajwadi Party and expects a seat-sharing deal to be finalized soon. Read more.