A party championing the cause of oppressed Indians has wrested control of India's most populous state %26amp; its low-caste female leader is poised to become the state's chief minister for the fourth time.
Voting closed on Friday for the seven-round marathon election that took place over a month. At press time, former teacher Mayawati Kumari's Bahujan Samaj Party was leading in more than 204 seats in the 403-member Uttar Pradesh assembly. This would be the first time in 16years the state and its 180-million people would be ruled by single party and not a coalition, analysts said.
Analysts said Ms Mayawati's campaign did better than expected as it was aimed at the upper caste Brahmins as well as Muslim votes. "The woman who once asked her supporters to beat the upper castes with thier shoes ran an inclusive campaign this time, " said political analyst Rasheed Kidwai.
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