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Mayawati Prabhu Das commonly fondly known as
Mayawati is an Indian politician heading the Bahujan Samaj Party. Being
the member of the party since itsinception in 1984, she later became the
party president in 2001. She has served as the Chief Minister of Uttar
Pradesh four times (briefly in 1995, 1997, 2002-2003 and 2007-2012).
Mayawati has been the youngest woman Chief Minister and the first ever
female Scheduled Caste member to become Chief Minister of any state.
After losing in the 2012 legislative assembly elections to Samajwadi
Party, she resigned from her post as a party leader on March 2012, and
later that month she was elected to a seat in Rajya Sabha through
acclamation. As the leader of the party, she has also been lauded for
mobilizing funds for her party.Born on 15th January 1956 in Delhis
Shrimati Sucheta Kriplani hospital, Mayawati has 6 brothers. Her father Prabhu Das was a postal employee at Badalpur in
Gautam Buddha Nagar in 1975, her mothers name is Ram Rati. In her
family, the sons were sent to private schools whereas daughters went to
low-performing government schools. Mayawati completed her B.A. in 1975
from Kalindi Womens College under the Delhi University. After the
completion of B.A., she earned a B.Ed. from VMLG College, Ghaziabad in
1976. Thereafter in 1983, she did her LLB from Delhi University. After
completing her B.Ed. course in 1976, she started teaching students in
Inderpuri JJ Colony, Delhi and was also preparing for the IAS exams.

Sometime in 1977, a well kown Scheduled Caste politician Kanshi Ram
visited her family home and was highly impressed by Mayawati’s speaking
style and motivated her to join politics. According to biographer Ajay
Bose, Kanshi Ram told her that I can make you such a big leader one day
that not one but a whole row of IAS officers will line up for your
orders. In 1984, Kanshi Ram founded the Bahujan Samaj Party and the
party focused as a platform to bring social change and to improve the
welfare of the weakest of the Indian society consisting of the Bahujans
or SC/STs, Other Backward castes and religious minorities. Kanshi Ram
included Mayawati as the member of the party marking her first step in
Indian politics. She was first elected as a Member of Parliament in 1989
representing Bijnor, Uttar Pradesh in the 9th Lok Sabha elections. In
1994, she became a member of Rajya Sabha for the first time. Kanshi Ram
remained the president of BSP until 2001 however, due to his
deteriorating health in the 1990s, the party’s leadership shifted in the
hands of Mayawati, a former school teacher. In 1993, Mayawati made a
coalition with Samajwadi Party in the assembly elections and helped
Mulayam Singh Yadav in becoming the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh.

However on 2nd June 1995, Mayawati withdrew her support from the
government after accusing Mulayam Singh Yadav for sending goons at her
place, keeping her party legislators hostage at the Lucknow guest house
as well as trying to break her party. She also accused Mulayam Singh
Yadav that he shouted castes abuse at her. After withdrawing support
from Samajwadi Party Mayawati sought her support to Bharatiya Janata
Party and became the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh on 3rd June 1995.

She created history by becoming the first ever Scheduled Caste women in
India to serve as the Chief Minister in Uttar Pradesh. On October 1995,
the BJP withdrew support to her and fresh elections were called after
Presidents rule. She won to the Lok Sabha elections in 1996 from two
different constituencies and chose to serve Harora. After that from 1996
to 1998, she also served as MLA in the U.P state Assembly. On 21st
March 1997, she again became the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh marking
her second term as the Chief Minister and retained the post till 20th
September 1997. In the 12th Lok Sabha elections of 1998, she was elected
as member representing Akbarpur constituency. In 1999, she became a
member of the 13th Lok Sabha. Despite Mayawati leading the party, Kanshi Ram remained
the party’s president until 2001. Being a diabetic and a host of other
serious ailments, he wasn’t able to lead an active political life. On
December 15, 2001, Kanshi Ram in a rally in Lucknow declared Mayawati
the then Vice-President of the party as his political successor.

On February she was re elected for the Uttar Pradesh legislative assembly.

On March 2002, she resigned from the
Akbarpur Lok Sabha seat and on 3rd May 2003, she became the Chief
Minister of Uttar Pradesh for the third time and remained on this post
till 26th August 2002. Following the ill health of Kanshi Ram, she
became the National President of BSP on 18th September 2003. In May
2004, she was re elected from Akbarpur for the 14th Lok Sabha. In July
2004, she resigned from Lok Sabha and became the member of Rajya Sabha
for the second time. On 27th August, she was elected as the National
President of BSP for the second time. Kanshi Ram died on October 2006 due to a severe heart attack. Mayawati performed
the last rites of Kanshi Ram in Buddhist tradition which is
traditionally performed by the male heirs of the family in Hindu
tradition. In the 2007 Uttar Pradesh elections, BSP won the majority and
she became the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh for the fourth time and
retained the post of the Chief Minister till March 2012. In the 2007
elections, Mayawati had the slogan to convert Uttar Pradesh to Uttam
Pradesh. The governance of the Mayawati government in Uttar Pradesh was
very well praised and the government began a major crackdown on the
irregularities made by the police department during the Mulayam Singh
government. In this process, over 18,000 policemen lost their jobs for
irregularities in their hiring and 25 IPS officers were suspended for their involvement in corruption.

She
also introduced transparency into the recruiting process, including
posting the results of selection exams online. In 2008, Mayawati
launched Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Shahri Garib Awas Yojna a scheme to
build low cost houses for urban poor and completed two rounds of
construction till 2012 when her tenure of Chief Minister ended. The BSP
government is also praised for maintenance of law and order in Uttar
Pradesh and for their significant contributions in the field of
infrastructure and medical facilities in the rural and urban areas
Mayawati is widely regarded as a self made woman and she began her political career with hardwork and her own struggle.

Mayawati
is unmarried and has dedicated her life to serve the weaker sections of
the society. Mayawati is criticized for wasting the tax payers money by
building several statues of icons of Buddhism, Hinduism and SC/STs
including herself during her tenure as the Chief Minister. The CBI in
2002 raided her house suspecting financial irregularities related to Taj
Heritage Corridor, however in June 2007, the then Governor T.V.
Rajeshwar declared that there is no evidence of her involvement. . On
9th August 2009, Mayawati declared that she has chosen her successor
from the Scheduled Caste community who is 18-20 years junior to her and
she has pinned down the name in a sealed packet in a safe custody. The
name of the successor will be declared after her death in particular and
the 99%
Sarvajan Samaj i.e., all societies belonging to SC/STs/OBCs/Minorities
and the poor Upper castes in general.

In 2007 Ms Mayawati as Chief ninister of Uttar
pradesh gave th best governance by way of distributing the wealth of
state among all societies as enshrined in our Constitution.

Basically,
seeking to approach the problems of society by reforming the individuals
constituting that society and by suggesting some general principles
through which the society can be guided towards greater humanism,
improved welfare of its members, and more equitable sharing of resources.

While the 1%
intolerant, violent, militant, shooting, lynching, lunatic, mentally
retarded, cannibal chitpawan brahmins of RSS headed by Mohan Bagawath
with an inherent problem of trying to intermingle religion with
politics. The basis of religion is morality, purity and faith, while
that for politics is power. In the course of history, religion has often
been used to give legitimacy to those in power and their exercise of
that power. Religion was used to justify wars and conquests, persecutions, atrocities, rebellions, destruction of works of
art and culture.

When
religion is used to pander to political whims by tampering the fraud
EVMs, it has to forego its high moral ideals and become debased by
worldly political demands.

There
is a limit
to the extent to which a political system can safeguard the happiness
and prosperity of its people. No political system, no matter how ideal
it may appear to be, can bring about peace and happiness as long as the
people in the system are dominated by greed, hatred and delusion. In
addition, no matter what political system is adopted, there are certain
universal factors which the members of that society will have to
experience: the effects of good and bad kamma, the lack of real
satisfaction or everlasting happiness in the world characterized by dukkha (unsatisfactoriness), anicca (impermanence), and anatta (egolessness). To the followers of the Awakenen One with Awareness, nowhere in Samsara is there real freedom, not even in the heavens or the world of Brahama.

Although a good and just political system which guarantees basic human rights and contains checks and balances to the use of power is an important
condition for a happy in society, people should not fritter away their
time by endlessly searching for the ultimate political system where men
can be completely free, because complete freedom cannot be found in any
system but only in minds which are free. To be free, people will have to
look within their own minds and work towards freeing themselves from
the chains of ignorance and craving. Freedom in the truest sense is only
possible when a person uses Dhamma to develop his character through
good speech and action and to train his mind so as to expand his mental
potential and achieve his ultimate aim of awakenment.

While recognizing the usefulness of separating religion from politics and the limitations of political systems in bringing about peace and happiness, there are several aspects of the Awakened One with Awareness’s teaching which have close correspondence to the political arrangements of the present day. Firstly, the Awakened One with Awareness
spoke about the equality of all human beings long before Abraham
Lincoln, and that classes and castes are artificial barriers erected by
society. The only classification of human beings, according to the Awakened One with Awareness, is based on the quality of their moral conduct. Secondly, the Awakened One with Awareness
encouraged the spirit of social -co-operation and active participation
in society. This spirit is actively promoted in the political process of
modern societies.

Thirdly, since no one was appointed as the Awakened One with Awareness’s successor, the members of the Order
were to be guided by the Dhamma and Vinaya, or in short, the Rule of
Law. Until today very member of the Order is to abide by the Rule of Law
which governs and guides their conduct which was strictly followed by
Ms Mayawati as Chief Minister.

Fourthly, the Awakened One with Awareness  encouraged the spirit of
consultation and the democratic process. This is shown within the
community of the Order in which all members have the right to decide on
matters of general concern. When a serious question arose demanding
attention, the issues were put before the Order and discussed in a
manner similar to the democratic parliamentary system used today. This
self-governing procedure may come as a surprise to many to learn that in
the assemblies of Awakened One with Awareness  in
this country 2,500 years and more ago are to be found the rudiments of
the parliamentary practice of the present day. A special officer similar
to ‘Mr. Speaker’ was appointed to preserve the dignity of the
Parliamentary Chief Whip, was also appointed to see if the quorum was
secured. Matters were put forward in the form of a motion which was open
to discussion. In some cases it was done once, in others three times,
thus anticipating the practice of Parliament in requiring that a bill be
read a third time before it becomes law. If the discussion showed a
difference of opinion, it was to be settled by the vote of the majority
through balloting. The Murderer
of democratic institutions (Modi) has done away with such a system by
gobbling the Master Key by tampering the fraud EVMs to win elections.

The Awaken One with awareness approach to political power is the moralization and the responsible use of public power. The Awaken One with awareness
preached non-violence and peace as a universal message. He did not
approve of violence or the destruction of life, and declared that there
is no such thing as a ‘just’ war. He taught: ‘The victor breeds hatred,
the defeated lives in misery. He who renounces both victory and defeat
is happy and peaceful.’ Not only did the Awaken One with awareness
teach non-violence and peace, He was perhaps the first and only
religious teacher who went to the battlefield personally to prevent the
outbreak of a war. He diffused tension between the Sakyas and the
Koliyas who were about to wage war over the waters of Rohini. He also
dissuaded King Ajatasattu from attacking the Kingdom of the Vajjis.