The Election Commission has stopped UP Yogi Adityanath from UP for 72 hours and BSP Supremo Mayawati from any kind of election campaign for the next 48 hours on the controversy after the Supreme Court's verdict. This stop has become effective from today. This move by the Election Commission is very big for the BJP and the BSP. It is also because the second phase of elections in UP is on April 18. The 8 seats in UP, which are to be held in the second phase, are considered to be very important in terms of BJP and BSP.

In such a situation, the absence of Yogi Adityanath and Mayawati can have a big impact on the election campaign of these parties, considering the April 18 election. Yogi Adityanath had to take part in different election rallies as a star campaigner of BJP in many states besides UP. Let the Election Commission stop the UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and BSP chief Mayawati, BJP leader Maneka Gandhi 48 hours and Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan for 72 hours. On the Hate Speech, it is being said to be the biggest action of the commission so far.

A day after the directive of the Election Commission, there is a joint rally of SP-BSP and RLD in Agra on Tuesday itself. It is also preparation of all the seats in the second phase through this rally. The BSP has had a great effect on these seats of West UP. In such a situation, there is no shortage of Mayawati's presence at the joint rally here for any coalition.