Mayawati, the leader of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), conducted a significant meeting in Lucknow with district and assembly in-charges as part of her strategy for the upcoming 2027 assembly elections. The meeting involved reviewing the work done by the party's officials and addressing the performance of various party frameworks. A key focus was also placed on the party's financial assistance initiatives, emphasizing the need for a roadmap to support ongoing efforts to aid disadvantaged communities, including farmers, laborers, and minority groups.

During the meeting, Mayawati expressed concerns regarding the ruling BJP government at both the central and state levels for allegedly prioritizing an agenda that spreads discord in society over genuine public interest issues. She stated the importance of uniting to combat the divisive tactics employed by political opponents and urged party members to stay vigilant against such schemes. This has broader implications for the social fabric of the region and for why the BSP needs to bolster its grassroots support ahead of the elections.

Additionally, the meeting aimed at addressing the impact of ongoing political pressures, particularly relating to the 'SIR' (presumably some initiative or policy), on the party's operations. A strategic plan was devised to expedite the completion of party tasks and ensure efficiency in reaching out to the socio-economically challenged groups that form the foundation of the BSP's support base. By addressing these issues head-on, Mayawati's leadership seeks to reinvigorate the party's position in Uttar Pradesh and maintain its relevance in the changing political landscape leading up to 2027.