New Delhi: For the powerful BJP, changing three main ministers in the four-month range in Uttarakhand, may be proven to be the heel of Achilles in the election of the upcoming assembly early next year.
The main opposition congress has begun highlighting this weakness.
BJP will face a frightening task in changing perceptions of instability and conflict in hilly.
Will it regain power in Uttarak depending largely to improve the image of the government in the state.
However, on the other hand, Congress will constantly remind voters by means of BJP to change the three main ministers in a short time span.
On March 10, Trivendra Singh Rawat, who sat in the chair of the minister of chairman for about four years, was suddenly replaced by Tirath Singh Rawat.
The source said Trivendra was removed because he did not support Kumbh holding.
In a hurry, Tirath was installed in the trivendra.
Kumbh was held under the Tirath watch.
Religious Congregation is responsible for the spread of Pandemic Covid-19 further.
Finally, bend under pressure, the state government decided to call the event a few weeks before the scheduled date.
Tarath also has controversy because of comments off-the-cuff.
After Kumbh ended in April, the state government wrestling with the increasing case of Covid, the scarcity of hospital beds and medical oxygen.
Even before Tarath could be calm, he was given a command marching from the leadership of the Central BJP.
Alibi is that the Election Commission may not be able to carry out elections because Tirath to be chosen as MLA on September 10 because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Tirath is Lok Sabha MP from Garhwal and he needs to be chosen to the Assembly within six months taking oath as cm.
While putting the paper on July 3, Tirath said he did not want the country to face a constitutional crisis because of him and, therefore, he resigned.
Tirath was replaced by Pushkar Singh Dhami the following day.
In the process, Uttarakhand sees three cm between March 10 and July 4.
Frequently changing CMS can endanger BJP in the upcoming election.
This coupled with the dispute between party leaders can also create a negative impression on voters.
Former Chairman of the Minist of Uttarakhand and Chair of the Congress Election Campaign Committee discussed BJP to change three CMS in the state.
He also accused that BJP leaders struggled for themselves and did not work for the country.
Harish Rawat has claimed that some BJP leaders want to join Congress before the assembly.
It is very possible that some of the BJP MLA sitting, especially those from Congress, will return to the folds of their old party.
Apart from Trivendra and Tarath, there are two former former CMS – Bahuguna Vijay and Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank – in BJP folds.
Along with Pushkar Petahan, this took the number of candidates for seats after the next assembly selection became five.
Bahuguna is CM during the Congress regime and before he joined BJP.
Apart from these five, former Minister of Harak Singh, Satpal Maharaj and Yashpal Arya – who likes Bahuguna Switch from Congress to BJP – has similar political ambitions.