New Delhi: Mayawati the BSP superemo resigned from Rajya sabha on tuesday, first she threat and now resign from the Rajya Sabha. She resigned from the Rajya Sabha membership on Tuesday. After the resignation, Mayawati said that it is okay to resign as the ruling party does not give me time to talk.

BSP Chief Mayawati resigns from Rajya Sabha  (file pic) pic.twitter.com/40DVYK17Vw

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Earlier, during the proceedings in the Rajya Sabha, Mayawati had said that she was neither heard nor allowed to spoke. She has decided to resign from the Rajya Sabha. Congress also supported Mayawati and party leader Renuka Chaudhary questioned, does not a Dalit leader have the right to speak? She tried to talk in the House giving notice.

After Mayawati's resignation, UP minister Shrikant Sharma said that Mayawati has not cooperated with the development of UP. Do not try to spread unrest in the calm state.

Earlier, raising the issue of Dalits in Saharanpur and Uttar Pradesh, she had walkout from the Rajya Sabha, later in support the Congress also walkout in support of the BSP. BSP supremo said, if I cannot represent my weak class in the house, then I do not have the right to stay in the house. I will resign from the Rajya Sabha today because I am not being allowed to speak in the Rajya Sabha.

At the same time, BJP leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said that Mayawati is desperate after defeat and is insulting the chairman by threatening to resign. They should apologize for this.

At the beginning of the session, The BSP supremo Mayawati raised the issue of Saharanpur. Mayawati said that violence in Saharanpur was under intense conspiracy. BSP supremo further said that atrocities against Dalits are happening in Uttar Pradesh. She also threatened to resign and said that if I was not heard, I would resign. After this, Mayawati walked out from the Rajya Sabha.

After the noise in the Rajya Sabha, the Congress also walked out. Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad said that in the All Party meeting, we had explained clearly that the Opposition is not interested in hindering the House's proceedings. The Hon'ble Prime Minister assured us that he (the government) will not obstruct, and the government will speak on the matter which the opposition is interested.

Although, according to experts, Mayawati wants to put pressure on the government since the beginning of the Parliament. Under this, efforts are being made to encroach on the government by talking on the  Saharanpur violence as a conspiracy.

Let me tell that Mayawati's tenure as Rajya Sabha MP is ending in April 2018. At the same time, it will not be possible for her to enter the house again as the number of BSP MLAs in UP is only 19. Currently the number of BSP members in the Rajya Sabha is six.