In this episode of "Facts & Figures," we delve into the political resurgence of Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati as she gears up for a significant comeback in Uttar Pradesh. Despite a series of electoral setbacks over the years, Mayawati is determined to reestablish herself as a powerful force in the state's politics. With the upcoming by-elections in Uttar Pradesh, where 10 crucial assembly seats are up for grabs, Mayawati is mobilizing her party like never before. Historically, these seats have been strongholds for both the Samajwadi Party (SP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). However, with the recent shifts in voter demographics, particularly among Dalits, OBCs, and other marginalized communities, Mayawati is focused on reclaiming her core voter base. In this video, we explore the challenges Mayawati faces, including the growing influence of the BJP, the SP's success with its PDA (Backward, Dalit, and Minority) strategy, and the rise of Chandrashekhar Azad, a young Dalit leader who is quickly gaining popularity. We also discuss how Mayawati plans to tackle these challenges by revamping her party organization, engaging more actively with the media and social platforms, and emphasizing issues critical to Dalit and backward communities.