BSP Chief Mayawati criticized the BJP’s use of bulldozers against alleged criminals and their families, urging for legal action and upholding the rule of law. She highlighted the need for strict action against officials who collude with criminals and fail to deliver justice to victims. This comes after the Supreme Court raised concerns over the practice of demolishing houses of accused individuals without due process.
The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) has filed a formal complaint against actor Vijay’s newly formed party, TVK, for allegedly using the BSP’s elephant symbol. The BSP claims that despite previous objections, Vijay has not addressed the issue. The party considers the elephant symbol an integral part of its national identity and has urged the Election Commission to take action.
S Porkodi, the wife of deceased gangster Arcot Suresh, has been arrested for her alleged role in the murder of BSP leader K Armstrong. Police uncovered a money transfer from Porkodi to Ponnai Balu, Suresh’s brother, prior to the murder, which Balu admitted was intended to facilitate the assassination. The arrest comes amidst an ongoing investigation into the murder, which has seen multiple arrests and a complex web of alleged conspiracy.
K Thiruvengadam, one of the 11 accused in the murder of Tamil Nadu BSP chief K Armstrong, was shot dead by police on Saturday in an alleged extrajudicial killing. Police claimed Thiruvengadam attempted to attack them with recovered weapons during a search for evidence related to the murder.
K Armstrong, the Tamil Nadu Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief, was murdered in a brutal attack in Perambur on Friday evening. Three assailants, disguised as food delivery agents, ambushed him with machetes, while others joined in, leaving him motionless. The attack, which lasted only 5 minutes, was meticulously planned, with the assailants conducting reconnaissance beforehand.
K Armstrong, the Tamil Nadu state president of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), was fatally attacked and killed outside his Chennai residence. Protests erupted demanding a CBI inquiry and the arrest of the culprits. The Tamil Nadu government has formed special teams to investigate the murder and has assured swift justice.
Former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister and BSP chief Mayawati condemned the killing of Tamil Nadu BSP president K. Armstrong, demanding the state government to punish the guilty. The opposition AIADMK leader also criticized the law and order situation in Tamil Nadu, urging Chief Minister M.K. Stalin to take swift legal action.
K Armstrong, the Tamil Nadu president of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), was brutally hacked to death in Chennai on Friday. The incident sparked outrage, with political leaders condemning the violence and targeting the state government over its handling of law and order.
The first phase of the Lok Sabha elections in Tamil Nadu witnessed a voter turnout of 69.72% across all 39 constituencies, with the main competition being between the INDIA alliance led by DMK, the AIADMK-led alliance, and the BJP-led NDA. The AIADMK alliance includes AIADMK contesting 32 seats and DMDK contesting 5 seats, while the NDA comprises BJP contesting 19 seats and PMK contesting 10 seats. Other parties contesting in all 39 constituencies include NTK and BSP.
The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) is undergoing internal turmoil as party chief Mayawati has removed her nephew and declared heir Akash Anand from the role of coordinator. This move has raised questions about the party’s succession plan and its election strategy.
