JP Nadda and Amit Shah. (File Photo)
There is a tug-of-war in the BJP over the names of the candidates for the Haryana assembly elections. Despite the party’s central election committee meeting, the party is yet to announce the first list of candidates for Haryana. On the one hand, the party had to rethink several assembly seats due to the continuous joining of leaders of other parties, on the other hand, a rebellious attitude of many leaders has been seen in view of the possibility of being cut off the ticket. has created problems for the party.
Senior BJP leader and former minister Rao Narbir Singh had said in an open forum at the election rally that if I don’t get BJP ticket then I will contest from Congress but I will definitely contest the election.
Amit Shah and JP Nadda held the meeting
In this environment, Amit Shah and JP Nadda held a meeting with Haryana core group leaders, in-charges, co-in-charges and election in-charges at the party’s central office extension on Monday. The meeting discussed the names of candidates for several seats. Haryana state election in-charge Dharmendra Pradhan, state election co-in-charge Biplab Kumar Deb, Haryana state president Mohan Lal Badoli, Union minister Manohar Lal Khattar, Rao Indrajit Singh, Satish Punia and Surendra Nagar were present in the meeting with JP Nadda and Amit Shah. .
Consideration of candidates in CEC meeting
According to sources, the party’s central election committee meeting on August 29 is also re-considering the names of candidates for some seats. According to sources, many big leaders of Haryana state are not satisfied with the names of party candidates on some seats and some of them have even expressed their displeasure to the party high command.
Request tickets for family or supporters
Keeping in view the political situation in Haryana, the BJP high command does not want to offend any big and senior leader of the party at present. In such a situation, sources are saying that the party may adopt a positive attitude on the demand of some big leaders to give tickets to their families or supporters.
