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Was waiting to teach lesson to Cong, Gehlot for merging BSP MLAs: Mayawati

The BSP on Tuesday had approached the Rajasthan High Court seeking to become a party in the petition by BJP against the merger of six BSP MLAs in the state with Congress party

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Mayawati said Gehlot's move was against the 10th schedule of the Constitution dealing with defections

Press Trust of India
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) president Mayawati on Tuesday said her party decided to "teach a lesson" to theCongress and Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot for the "unconstitutional" merger of its MLAs in the state by moving the high court.
She also said BSP had been waiting for the "right time" to hit back atthe Congress for the merger.
The BSP on Tuesday had approached the Rajasthan High Court seeking to become a party in the petition by BJP against the merger of six BSP MLAs in the state with Congress party.
In a statement, Mayawati said after the results of the Rajasthan assembly

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