BJP announces 70 new district presidents in UP, upper castes dominates in numbers

There are still two years left for the assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, but the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party has started preparations for 2027. This is the reason why BJP has also appointed district presidents in 70 districts of Uttar Pradesh.

In Uttar Pradesh, BJP has appointed district presidents for 70 districts in which the number of upper castes is the highest. However, OBCs have also been given preference in this.

More than 55 percent upper caste district presidents and metropolitan presidents have been appointed, while about 35 percent OBC and 10 percent Dalit leaders have been appointed as new district presidents.

BJP has appointed district presidents in UP

The new list of BJP district presidents that has been released shows the dominance of upper castes. More than 55 percent upper caste district presidents and metropolitan presidents have been appointed, while about 35 percent OBC and 10 percent Dalit leaders have been appointed as new district presidents.

Regarding the appointment of new district presidents, MP and BJP UP in-charge Mahendra Nath Pandey said that 28 district presidents and metropolitan presidents are yet to be appointed.

Mahendra Pandey said that the representation of OBCs and Dalits has been increased in the first list itself. Among the remaining 28 people, the maximum participation will be of OBC Dalits and women.

Appointment in 70 district units

He said, the election of district presidents has been held in the organization in which district presidents have been declared in 70 district units today. Rajesh Shukla from Sitapur and Harish Chandra Prajapati in Lalitpur have been given the responsibility of district president.

New list of BJP district presidents that has been released

However, there are 11 districts where the election of district president has not been held due to by-elections. Out of 70, 25 from OBC, 6 from Scheduled Caste, 5 women, 39 district presidents from general category have been elected while 26 leaders have been repeated as district presidents.

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Let us tell you that the appointment of district president has not been done yet in PM Modi's parliamentary constituency Varanasi, state election in-charge Mahendra Nath Pandey's parliamentary constituency Chandauli and Deputy CM Keshav Maurya's home district Kaushambi.

Who got the responsibility where?

Vijay Maurya has been given the responsibility of district president in UP's capital Lucknow, while Anand Dwivedi has been appointed president in Lucknow metropolis. Pradeep Agrahari has been given the responsibility of president in

Varanasi metropolis. Janardan Tiwari has been made the president of Gorakhpur district, while Devesh Srivastava has been given the responsibility of Gorakhpur metropolis.

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Prashant Pauniya has been appointed the president of Agra district, while Rajkumar Gupta has been given the responsibility of Agra metropolis. Chainpal Singh has been given the responsibility of Ghaziabad district, while Mayank Goyal has been appointed the president of Ghaziabad metropolis.

If we talk about Kanpur district, Anil Dixit has been given the responsibility of Kanpur metropolis North, Shivram Singh Chauhan has been given the responsibility of Kanpur metropolis South, Renuka Sachan has been given the responsibility of Kanpur rural, and Upendra Paswan has been given the responsibility of Kanpur rural.

CM Yogi congratulated

Let us tell you that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has divided its organizational structure in Uttar Pradesh into six regions which include Kashi, Gorakhpur, Awadh, Kanpur-Bundelkhand, Braj, and West region.

Summary

Through this, the party covers a total of 98 organizational district units. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and BJP state president Bhupendra Singh Chaudhary have congratulated the newly appointed district presidents.