BSP Launches “Sarvajan Hitay Awareness Yatra” in Muzaffarpur, Aims for Youth Empowerment Ahead of Bihar Elections

The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) held a “Sarvajan Hitay Awareness Yatra” in Muzaffarpur today. The rally began from an over bridge and made its way to Chanahi Chowk after a warm welcome at Karja High School. A large crowd gathered at Baruraj via the toll tax area, and later a public meeting took place at Garib Chowk in the Kanti assembly constituency.

During the event, several top leaders from the BSP, including Akash Anand, who is the nephew of party chief Mayawati, attended. They motivated party workers and supporters to work hard to ensure the victory of BSP candidates in the upcoming Bihar assembly elections. The leaders emphasized the importance of unity and strength among party members.

Akash Anand shared his vision for the youth of Bihar, stating that 90% of the young population is crucial for the state’s future. He promised that the BSP will fight for the rights of all disadvantaged groups and ensure better education and job opportunities for students. Anand also mentioned the importance of the 27% reservation system for empowering backward sections of society.

Another key speaker, Rajya Sabha MP Ramji Gautam, highlighted the need for Bihar to regain its educational reputation, which has declined over the years. He urged the public to spread the BSP’s message from village to village. The BSP’s central in-charge, Anil Kumar, called for workers to strengthen the party’s presence and share policies with the community.

The rally concluded with leaders and supporters pledging to work together for the success of BSP candidates in the upcoming elections. The event was marked by enthusiasm, with many chanting slogans in support of the party, especially around the symbolic elephant emblem that attracted significant attention.