Party profile
Bahujan Samaj Party
Furthest from the middle on Recognition, toward Group remedies.
Where they stand
Bahujan Samaj Party on each of the seven scales, from one pole to the other.
Welfare
−3.0Expansive state provisionMinimal/targeted provisionMarkets
+1.0State-led developmentMarket-led developmentRecognition
+9.5Formal equalityGroup remediesNation
−1.0PluralistMajoritarianAuthority
+1.0Civil libertiesStrong stateCulture
−2.0Personal autonomyTraditional normsFederalism
0.0CentreStates
The record, axis by axis
Every placement is scored on what was said and done — manifestos, legislation, the governing record — and calibrated against the same trade-offs the quiz asks about.
Representation before redistribution: SC sub-plan spending and dignity infrastructure rather than cash schemes, on fiscally orthodox budgets
The Dalit-entrepreneurship push and an investment-courting 2007-12 government, including large-scale acquisition for the Yamuna Expressway
Mayawati's 1995 promotion-quota order drove the 85th Amendment; the party demands private-sector reservation, caste census, cap removal and sub-categorisation
Ambedkarite secularism in doctrine, three BJP alliances in practice, and parliamentary support for the Article 370 abrogation
Used NSA and the UP Goonda Act freely in office; opposes dilution of the SC/ST Act but takes no general civil-liberties position
Ambedkarite rationalism and anti-endogamy in principle, with no stated position on LGBTQ rights or personal autonomy
Backed central moves including Article 370; its standing demand is to split UP into four states, which is not a Centre-state power claim
And where do you stand?
Answer the same trade-offs yourself and get your seven readings, on the scales you just read.
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