| 1. Omprakash embarked on his political career in 1981, drawing motivation from Kashiram before becoming a member of the Bahujan Samaj Party. |
| 2. He opposed the party's decision to rename Bhadohi district as Santarvidas Nagar, leading him to depart from the party in 2001. |
| 3. During his protest for the removal of the Ghazipur District Magistrate, Omprakash Rajbhar staged a hunger strike that continued indefinitely. |
| 4. Before entering full-fledged politics, he worked as an auto-rickshaw driver in Varanasi for two-and-a-half years between 1981-1983 to support his studies and family. |
| 5. He engaged in farming and sold vegetables at morning mandis after graduation, receiving Rs. 5,500 reward from the agriculture department for improved vegetable varieties. |
| 6. He turned down multiple job offers including forest ranger, police sub-inspector, inter college job, and commercial farming, some due to his father's denial. |
| 7. Omprakash embarked on his political career in 1981, drawing motivation from Kanshi Ram before becoming a member of the Bahujan Samaj Party. |
| 8. During a public meeting in Ratanpur in Mau, he made controversial remarks about BJP leaders, resulting in an FIR being registered against him. |
| 9. He named his party SBSP after Suheldev, a mythical Bhar chieftain, whom the RSS-BJP have projected as a Hindutva warrior. |
| 10. In a 2021 interview, he stated that partition of India and Pakistan would not have happened if Muhammad Ali Jinnah had been appointed as the first Prime Minister of India. |
