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BSP will not align with any other party

Says Mayawati

Indo-asian News Service, New Delhi
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati said on Sunday her party would light the l.ok Sabha polls on its own but did not rule out an alii ante with (he Third Front after the elections.
Hours before she hosts a dinner for Third Front leaders at her new residence in New Delhi, Mayawati ruled out any pre-poll alliance with other parties. Though she has ruled out any pre poll alliance, the BSP chief had sent her trusted emissary Satish Misra to the launch function of the Third Front in Tumkur on Thursday - a move to keep all her options open.
"This time the Bahujan Samaj Party will fight the elections on its own. We are fully prepared and we will not align with any other political party," Mayawati
told reporters at a function in New Delhi on the birth anniversary of BSP founder Kanshi Ram.
She also refuted speculation that thedinner diplomacy was aimed to float a prime ministerial candidate for the Third Front, saying: "There will be no discussion on a prime ministerial candidate or pre-poll alliances, all that will be alter the polls."
1 he BSP chief, who is known to be a keen contender for the country's top job, was silent on her own prime ministerial ambitions.
Declining to comment about her prime ministerial candidature, Mayawati said: "We will decide this after the election results."
"BSP believes in doing much and talking less... we hope to get good results in these elections."
"We (the BSP and the Third Front) will fight elections separately. And we will join together to keep both the B1P and the Congress out of
power," Mayawati said while releasing the parly's election appeal.
She also expressed the hope that (he Left parties would help the BSP to keep the Congress and BJP away from power.
She clarified that Sunday's dinner meeting with leaders of the Third Front was part of the house warming ceremony of her new address in the capital and had no political connotation.
She said her party would soon announce the seats it would contest.
Attacking the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government, the BSP supremo said: "We must not allow the same party to return to power.'
Recalling Kanshi Ram's dream of the BSP coming to power at the centre, she said: "Our party is an alternative to the BJP and Congress.'
"For the past 61 years, nobody has thought about the economic position of the