India — Bahujan Samaj Party & India — Indian National Congress

India — Bahujan Samaj Party: The India — Bahujan Samaj Party, led by Mayawati, has termed the alleged financial irregularities 'highly serious and deeply concerning' and urged for transparent financial accounting systems, while cautioning against politicizing the issue.

India — Indian National Congress: The India — Indian National Congress has demanded a Supreme Court-monitored probe and the dissolution of the Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust, with its general secretary KC Venugopal writing to the Prime Minister.

India — Bahujan Samaj Party: The India — Bahujan Samaj Party>>> is a political party that fielded candidates in the civic elections, though it was not directly involved in the reported clashes.

India — Indian National Congress: The India — Indian National Congress>>> is a major political party involved in the India — Punjab, India civic elections, with its candidates and supporters experiencing violence and making allegations against the ruling party. The party's chief condemned the law and order situation.

India — Bahujan Samaj Party: Supported the bill and suggested allowing MSMEs to produce ethanol for petrol blending.

India — Indian National Congress: As the main opposition, it disrupted proceedings and criticized the government, but also raised MSME-related concerns.

India — Bahujan Samaj Party: The India — Bahujan Samaj Party was among the recognized political parties whose booth-level agents participated in the Special Intensive Revision.

India — Bahujan Samaj Party: The India — Bahujan Samaj Party was mentioned by Narendra Modi in a broader critique of 'toxic politics' in Uttar Pradesh, but was not directly involved in the protest.