She asked the Samajwadi Party chief to get over his love for his son and Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav and take 'sanyas' from active politics.
She said there are dozens of people in the Yadav family who are active in politics and all have their "own personal interests".
"Reports of internal feud in the family keep emanating from time to time but at election time they appear to be a drama to divert people's attention," she said.
"But if there is any truth in these reports (of family feud), Mulayam should shun active politics get over his love for his son (putra-moh tyag)...This will be in the interest of the state and its people," Mayawati said at an meeting of her party coordinators and office-bearers here.
Samajwadi Party leader Shivpal Yadav retorted asking her to keep her suggestions to herself.
"Her suggestions are not important for us...Our party is not run as per her suggestions...She should keep it for her own organisation," Yadav told newspersons when his comment was sought on Mayawati's advice.
She said they party will also highlight the "failure" of Narendra Modi government in bringing 'achchhe din' and its "anti-poor and anti-farmers policies, and patronage to extremist elements".
She attacked Congress also saying it was in a very bad shape in the state because of which its top leaders were forced to hold "rath yatra, padyatra and khat yatra".
Referring to the ED crackdown on her brother and his bank
accounts, she said, "Under a planned conspiracy, money deposited in the banks by our party and some members of my family in a routine manner, as per rules, is being highlighted by BJP and the central government in the media as if it was related to black money."
Attacking the Central government for its "immature decision of note ban" she said, the result of this campaign with details of how much black money and fake currency have been detected and how many corrupt people have been nabbed should have been made public but as this has not been done it gives strength to doubts about the "intention" of note ban.
Stressing that BJP has no moral right to level allegations against opponents and their family members and their business, she said its has crossed all limits of decency following political rivalry and started making such allegations just before the Assembly elections.
Mayawati said her family members had been doing their small business since the past several years but BJP found the shortcomings in them only at election time although they had been at the helm at the Centre for the past over two years.
Recalling that her party has always emerged stronger whenever such allegations have been levelled against its leaders, Mayawati said she will no longer give any explanation on it.
Making a scathing attack on national leaders of BJP and
its spokespersons, Mayawati said if they were so keen on knowing the property details of the BSP national president and her family they need to shun their "casteist" and "narrow mindset" and demand making public the bank details of 300 top leaders of the country and their families before and after they entered politics.
"This will also bring out the property details of BJP leaders and their families and people will be able to do justice with all," she said.
"This government wrongly attaches all its works with nationalism and patriotism," she said, adding that not only jawans were dying at the borders, the number of farmers committing suicide has also gone up since this government came to power.
Making an appeal to her partymen in states other than where elections are being held to observe her birthday as 'Jan Kalyankari Diwas' (people's welfare day) and extend monetary help to people smarting under the note ban, Mayawati warned people against the fake promises made by political opponents like Congress.
Mayawati called upon her partymen to help BSP come to
power with full majority in the state and ensure better performance in Uttarakhand and Punjab since the last time as her true birthday gift.
"There is immense anger among the 22 crore people of the state as the poll promises of Lok Sabha elections are now even out of central government's agenda...," she said, adding that in the initial stages they enacted dramas linked to culture, extremism, surgical strike with the help of their friendly party SP with which they have a tacit understanding.
Drawing a parallel between functioning of BJP and Congress, she said the present government is proving to be the one which betrayed people's aspirations and crushed old traditions and norms and so they should remain prepared to pay its price and ready to face consequences as Congress had to face for working against the "jan apeksha".
Lashing out at BJP for using Ambedkar's name, she said people will not fall prey to these designs of "befooling" Dalits.
She said on coming to power, her government will no longer construct museums and memorials and concentrate on development and order probe into the "big works" undertaken by SP government and recruitments during the SP regime.
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