Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) Bulandshahr Fake Press Note Goes Viral – Mayawati Declares It Fake!

Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) national president Mayawati has clearly stated that the press note claiming the expulsion of Shri Mewalal Gautam, Shri Munkad Ali, and Shri Naushad Ali from the party by the Bulandshahr district unit is completely fake and forged.What is the Matter?

• A letter is circulating widely on social media and WhatsApp, purportedly issued by the BSP Bulandshahr District Office (signed by Ravindra Pradhan, District President) dated 25 April 2026.
• The letter claims that the three leaders have been expelled from the party due to anti-party activities and indiscipline.
• It carries the BSP logo, official-looking letterhead, signature, and date, which misled many people and media outlets into believing it was genuine.

Mayawati’s Official Statement (25 April 2026):Mayawati posted on her official X (Twitter) account and clarified:

“…The press note issued on the fake letterhead of BSP District President, Bulandshahr, expelling three senior leaders — Shri Mewalal Gautam, Shri Munkad Ali, and Shri Naushad Ali — is entirely fake and fabricated. Therefore, no attention should be paid to it. Media should also refrain from such baseless news and exercise necessary caution against such fake news in future…”

She mentioned that some other expulsions (like that of Dharmveer Singh Ashok from Bulandshahr and Jay Prakash Singh from Ghaziabad) may be genuine, but the specific note regarding these three leaders is completely forged.Fact-Check:

• Circulating images of the letter are already marked with big red “FAKE NEWS” and “FACT-CHECKED” stamps.
• Mayawati has advised everyone to verify such claims only through official BSP channels and not to believe unverified documents.

Important Advice:

• In the current political environment, fake news and forged party letters are being circulated rapidly, especially on letterheads with party logos.
• Always cross-check important political news directly from Mayawati’s official X handle (@Mayawati) or the official BSP district/state office.

This incident once again highlights how easily misinformation spreads during sensitive political times. People and media should remain vigilant and verify before sharing or publishing such content.Would you like me to make this news article longer, shorter, or add any specific angle (like social media impact, political background, etc.)?

Sources: Mayawati’s official X post dated 25 April 2026 and the viral documents.