What the election 'semi-finals' mean for Mayavati

The recent assembly elections are as important for the BSP leader as they are for Narendra Modi and Amit Shah

The Telegraph Published 09.12.18, 10:22 AM

If Mayavati's Bahujan Samaj Party fails to make an impact, the Congress will be free to attack her bargaining power in Uttar Pradesh and perhaps even force her to align with it in states like Maharashtra and Gujarat The Telegraph file picture

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What the election 'semi-finals' mean for Mayavati

The recent assembly elections are as important for the BSP leader as they are for Narendra Modi and Amit Shah

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