BJP Brainstorming In Delhi Regarding UP Candidates

BJP brainstorming in Delhi regarding candidates, CM Yogi and Deputy CM attend the meeting: UP Assembly elections.

BJP leaders are brainstorming in Delhi regarding the assembly elections to be held in UP.

A meeting of the core committee is being held at the BJP headquarters in Delhi to discuss the candidates for the assembly elections.

Apart from UP CM Yogi Adityath, Deputy CM Keshav Prasad Maurya, many leaders have reached to attend this meeting. UP BJP President Swatantra Dev Singh is also present in this meeting.

Names of contenders submitted to BJP election committee.

Earlier on Monday, a meeting of the election committee was held at the party headquarters in Lucknow.

In this meeting, the names of the contenders for 58 seats have been given in front of the State Election Committee.

It is being said that after discussing the names included in these panels with the national leadership in Delhi today, the first list of candidates will be released by January 15-16.

CM Yogi Adityanath, state president Swatantradev Singh and state in-charge Radha Mohan Singh also attended the meeting.

Assembly elections in seven phases in UP.

Significantly, the assembly elections in UP will be held in seven phases.

The first phase of voting will be held on February 10, the second phase on February 14, the third phase on February 20, the fourth phase on February 23.

the fifth phase on 27 February, the sixth phase on March 3, and the seventh phase on March 7. The results of the elections will come on March 10.

Uttarakhand Election 2022: Feedback from Ground Zero raised the head of BJP.

The feedback received from all the 70 assembly constituencies of the state through the Vijay Sankalp Yatra has raised the BJP’s head.

During this, the party also assessed the performance of the MLAs and the ground situation of the ticket claimants.

In some assembly constituencies, things like low activity of MLAs, lack of coordination between an organization and public representatives came to the fore.

The BJP leadership has started brainstorming about this feedback received from Ground Zero.

Before the announcement of the assembly elections, the BJP knocked through the Vijay Sankalp Yatra in every assembly constituency of the state.

During this yatra, which lasted from December 18 to January 6, efforts were made to gauge the pulse of the public through events like small meetings, roadshows, welcome programs, and feedback was also taken about party MLAs and ticket claimants.