BSP's fielding of more Muslims could disadvantage opposition in UP daijiworld.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from daijiworld.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The opposition in Uttar Pradesh is seeking to attract minority votes into their fold in the February-March Assembly elections and among the SP, the BSP, the Congress, and the AIMIM, it is the BSP which is likely to take the lead by fielding .
Ahead of the Uttar Pradesh polls the eyes of the non-BJP parties are on the Muslim votes. A large chunk of these votes has been with the Samajwadi Party but the BSP and the Congress have also got a small share while the AIMIM is the new .
After Brahmins it s non-Yadav OBCs which are talked of in UP as this chunk of OBC voters have been decisive in BJP s victory in the state. The OBC comprises of around 43 per cent of the total votes and have castes like Kurmi, Maurya, Shakya, .