"I was in Azamgarh when the alliance broke. There were BSP leaders on the stage, I asked them why they broke the alliance? But now she is making allegations to hide her shortcomings," he told the media.
In a series of tweets in Hindi, Mayawati said her party was compelled to take the decision following SP's attitude after Lok Sabha polls.
Earlier this month, Mayawati had said that her party will contest the bypolls on all 11 Assembly seats in Uttar Pradesh alone.
Addressing reporters a day after Mayawati formally announced the end of the alliance, Yadav said that his respect for the BSP supremo remains unshaken.
The BSP supremo said if SP chief Akhilesh Yadav succeeds in his political work, the BSP will once again join hands with the party.
Yogi also said that the opposition has raised questions on the valour of the army.
Mayawati on Wednesday said she will not contest the upcoming Lok Sabha elections 2019 effectively backing out of the race for the Prime Minister’s post.
The 63-year-old former four-time Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh said that she took the decision in the light of the "current political situation".
“We are leaving 7 seats vacant for SP, BSP and RLD. These include Mainpuri, Kannauj, Firozabad and whatever seats Mayawati ji and RLD's Jayant ji and Ajit Singh contest from. We will also give two seats to Apna Dal - Gonda and Pilibhit, said Babbar while briefing the media.
The two parties had in January this year announced their decision to contest the upcoming Lok Sabha elections together from Uttar Pradesh.
