Bahujan Samaj Party - Success in 2007 UP Assembly Elections

Success in 2007 UP Assembly Elections

The May 11, 2007, the Uttar Pradesh state assembly election results saw the BSP emerge as a single majority party, the first to do so since 1991. The BSP President Ms. Mayawati began her fourth term as Chief Minister of UP and took her oath of office along with 50 ministers of cabinet and state rank on May 13, 2007, at Rajbhawan in the state capital of Lucknow. Most importantly, the majority achieved in large part was due to the party's ability to take away majority voters from their traditional party, the BJP.

BSP is now the third largest national party of India having more than 10% vote share across the country.

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