BJP May Cut Tickets for Over 50 MLAs in UP
Lucknow, November 10: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Uttar Pradesh is reportedly considering cutting tickets for more than 50 current MLAs ahead of the upcoming assembly elections. According to party sources, between 40 to 50 sitting legislators may lose their tickets, while there is a possibility of changing 30 to 40 percent of the old faces within the party.
As the political corridors of Uttar Pradesh buzz with discussions about the upcoming elections, the BJP is intensifying its preparations for Mission 2027. The party is gathering feedback from the public, party workers, and various organizational levels, including booth and mandal presidents. Surveys have also been conducted at both government and organizational levels.
There are indications that the model code of conduct may be implemented in the first week of January, with discussions suggesting that elections could occur in two to three phases. In light of these developments, the BJP is ramping up its election preparations, planning rallies, conferences, and meetings across the state. The process of candidate selection has also begun. In the 2022 assembly elections, the BJP contested 376 seats and won 255, with 27 seats technically allocated to its ally parties, Apna Dal and Nishad Party, many of which had BJP candidates.
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