Lucknow: Issuing a threat to the BJP, one of its allies in Uttar Pradesh- the Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party- said today it will part ways with the saffron party if the recommendations of the Social Justice Committee are not implemented by 24 February.
“If the BJP does not agree to the demands raised by us, we will definitely part ways with them. If the saffron party does not implement the recommendations of the Social Justice Committee by 24 February, then our path would be separate, and subsequently, we will contest all 80 Lok Sabha seats in the State,” Arun Rajbhar, general secretary of SBSP, said.
He also said, “We can even go with the anti-BJP alliance (of SP and BSP) if the need arises. A number of rounds of talks have been held with them.”
Hitting out at the BJP, Arun Rajbhar said, “It is the last warning, and after 24 February, there will be no agreement with the BJP.”
He said the BJP had promised that the recommendations of the Social Justice Committee would be implemented six months before Lok Sabha polls, but there has been no headway on this.