LUCKNOW, Nov. 5 -- Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav on Wednesday claimed that the BJP had lost ground following successive electoral setbacks, with its political graph continuously declining. Addressing party leaders, workers and supporters from various districts at the SP office in Lucknow, Yadav said the BJP had suffered a blow first in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections and more recently in the MLC polls. "The BJP's ground has slipped. There is no ground left for it. Where will they set their foot now?" he asked, adding that the party's leaders were left with nothing but "empty boasts". The SP chief said people in Uttar Pradesh were fed up with what he termed the BJP's "misrule, corruption and large-scale loot". "The BJP's graph is continuously falling. It has already fallen in the eyes of the public," Yadav said, alleging that the party was now panicking and resorting to conspiracies and false accusations against the SP leadership and the PDA alliance to defame them and confuse voters. Describing the BJP as the "enemy of democracy", Yadav alleged that it was trying to cling to power by manipulating voter lists and "stealing" elections. htc...