Masterplan of BJP to win: Keeping in mind the huge number of Purvanchal voters in Delhi, the BJP has adopted a micro-management strategy to get them. Under this, the leaders of Bihar and eastern Uttar Pradesh have been given the responsibility of various assembly constituencies.
The voters of Purvanchal are in a decisive role in 15-20 of the 70 assembly seats in Delhi. By the way, the BJP has identified 51 seats where the voters of Purvanchal can play a crucial role in victory and defeat. It has been decided to field two Purvanchal leaders (one Bihar and one Uttar Pradesh) in all these seats.
BL Santosh held a meeting with leaders of Delhi and Bihar
Former BJP MP Harish Dwivedi has been given the responsibility of coordinating these leaders. BJP general secretary BL Santosh held a meeting with these leaders of Delhi and Bihar on Thursday. The leaders in the meeting were asked to communicate directly with the voters of Purvanchal in their respective areas and clear their doubts against the BJP.
Along with this, he has also been given the responsibility of removing the discontent caused by the party ticket for fewer candidates from Purvanchal. It is worth noting that the population of Purvanchalis in Delhi is considered to be 40%. But the BJP has fielded leaders from Purvanchal on only four seats Lakshmi Nagar, Kirari, Sangam Vihar and Vikaspuri.
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Apart from this, the JD(U) and the LJP have been given two seats, which has created resentment among the party’s eastern leaders and workers. A senior BJP leader said the resentment of leaders who were denied candidates’ nominations is natural and it is seen in elections.
The party’s effort is to remove this resentment in time and involve angry leaders in the election campaign, which is also having a lot of success. The message should not be conveyed among the common people of Purvanchal that the BJP is ignoring them.
The leaders of Bihar and eastern Uttar Pradesh will mainly have a responsibility to remove the disinformation spreading among the common people of Purvanchal. All these leaders will remain in their respective constituencies in Delhi till February 3.