BJP's meeting in Capital, regarding UP by-elections, leaders including Shah-Yogi will attend

BJP Meeting: All though dates for the by-elections have not been announced by the Election Commission yet. But the political temperature of the state has started rising. While the ruling BJP and the opposition  Samajwadi Party are mainly seen face to face.

BJP big leader meeting in Delhi today

Meanwhile the political stir has been intensified regarding the by-elections to be held on 10 assembly seats of UP. Due to this a meeting is called in New Delhi today though, the Union  Home Minister Amit Shah, party president JP Nadda, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and both the deputy CMs of UP can attend this meeting. According to the information, UP BJP President Bhupendra Chaudhary and State Organization General Secretary Dharampal will also participate in this meeting. During this, the strategy of the by-election can be discussed.

Political stir has been intensified due to UP by-elections

However the dates for the by-elections have not been announced by the Election Commission yet. But the political temperature of the state has started rising. The BJP and SP are mainly seen face to face. The round of meetings of the leaders of both the parties is going on.

Uttar Pradesh by elections are to be held

Here we let you know that, by-elections are to be held on Karhal, Milkipur, Katehari, Kundarki, Ghaziabad, Khair, Meerapur, Phulpur, Manjhwa and Sisamau in the state. Out of these seats, 5 were with Samajwadi Party, RLD-Nishad Party has one seat each, while BJP has 3 seats. But seeing the way Samajwadi Party surprised BJP in the Lok Sabha elections.

Litmus test for Yogi Adityanath

According to the information, BJP has prepared a panel of 27 names for 9 seats, on which a decision can be taken regarding the names. It is believed that the final discussion will also be on which seat should be given to the allies. According to sources, BJP will leave only Meerapur seat for RLD.

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Equation of every seat

There are many challenges for BJP on each of the 10 seats of Uttar Pradesh where by-elections are to be held. After Akhilesh Yadav's Karhal, the second most difficult seat for BJP is Kundarki in Moradabad. In the Lok Sabha elections, he has been elected MP from Sambhal seat. BJP had got success in Kundarki assembly only once in 1993. In this assembly, Muslim votes are around 65 percent and Hindu votes are 35 percent.

SP released six candidates name

In the meanwhile Samajwadi Party has announced the names of candidates on 6 seats. According to the list, Tej Pratap Yadav has got the ticket from Akhilesh Yadav's Karhal assembly seat.  At the same time, Ajit Prasad has been made the candidate from Milkipur of Ayodhya. Apart from this, Naseem Solanki has been made the candidate by SP from Sisamau of Kanpur. Whereas, Mustafa Siddiqui has been given ticket from Phulpur of Prayagraj. Dr. Jyoti Bind from Majhanwa of Mirzapur and Shobhavati Verma from Katehari of Ambedkar Nagar have got the ticket. Samajwadi Party has fielded backward and Dalit candidates on four out of six seats.