The Bharatiya Janata Party is a sinking ship: Om Prakash Rajbhar.

In the months leading up to the Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh next year, Apna Dal President Anupriya Patel and Nishad Party Chief Sanjay Nishad met with Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

As per Rajbhar's tweet, "The BJP is a sinking ship; anyone who wants to board it is welcome to do so, but we (the SBSP) will not. The BJP remembers the poor and underprivileged elements of society whenever elections are approaching. When a new Chief Minister is needed, he is brought in from outside the state and appointed. Even though four and a half years have gone, no work on the areas on which my party and the BJP had struck an agreement has been completed."

भाजपाडूबतीहुईनैयाहै,जिसकोइनकेरथपरसवारहोनाहैहोजायेपरहमसवारनहींहोंगे,जबचुनावनजदीकआताहैतबइनकोपिछड़ोकीयादआतीहैजबमुख्यमंत्रीबनानाहोताहैतोबाहरसेलाकरबनादेतेहै,हमजिनमुद्दोंकोलेकरसमझौताकियेथेसाठेचारसालबीतगयाएकभीकामपूरानहींहुआ 1/1

— Om Prakash Rajbhar (@oprajbhar) June 11, 2021

He also wrote, "During the recruitment of teachers in Uttar Pradesh, the rights of backward people were violated. What face would the BJP, which has failed to represent the backward community, solicit votes from this group? They only remember the backward community when it comes time to vote. So the SBSP created the Bhagidari Sankalp Morcha to defeat the BJP."

The sudden arrival of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in Delhi for two days has fuelled speculation in the political circles in Uttar Pradesh. There is speculation about a reshuffle in the UP cabinet along with a change in the BJP's state unit. Therefore, this visit by Yogi Adityanath is considered quite significant before the Assembly elections next year.

Anupriya Patel, a member of the UP Assembly, met with Amit Shah to discuss the upcoming elections in the state. Following this encounter, talk is rife that she may rejoin Narendra Modi's government. In addition, Anupriya spoke to Amit Shah on Apna Dal's participation in the possible cabinet enlargement at the Centre and in Uttar Pradesh, according to sources.