Mayawati has initiated a comprehensive strategy to consolidate the BSP's dispersed voter base, with a focus on Dalits and most backward castes (MBCs).
Recently, the party appointed new officers based on caste equations, reflecting its focus on future plans. Over 60 per cent responsibilities in district units assigned to Dalits and MBCs.
Political analyst Dilip have been Kumar Jayant believes the strategy could yield results if implemented properly.
Experts draw parallels between BSP's recent organisational changes and SP's victory using the PDA (Pichhda, Dalit and Alpasankhyak) formula.
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