Lucknow: Ending wild speculation about their hot-hembus-cold bonds, BJP and Indian Nirbal Shoshit Hamara Dal (Nishad) on Friday officially announced that their alliance will continue for the election of the Uttar Pradesh assembly which is very important in the next few months.
The development that marked the Safron Party strategy to combine the significantly significant Nishad community that contributed around 15% of the OBC block – appeared before the education minister of Union Dharmendra Pradhan during his first visit after being appointed as the BJP selection was responsible.
Pradhan itself happens to be an OBC face that stands out in the Narendra Modi cabinet.
“We repeated us together for the upcoming election,” announcing Pradhan, while overcoming a press conference at the BJP office.
DIEPITION by the Head of BJP Sanjay Dev Singh and party head Nishad Sanjay Nishad, Pradhan said that the formula sharing seats with allied pairs was completed and will be announced “at the right time”.
The Vice President and BJP Party increased, Radha Mohan Singh and the Cabinet Minister Sidharthnath Singh, who studied had acted as a bridge between Sanjay Nishad and BJP leadership, also present.
While Pradhan refused to provide further details, speculation increased about BJP agreed to give anything between three to four seats in the east where Nishad and the related sub-casting community had a substantial selection presence.
BJP then can accommodate Sanjay Nishad by nominating it to the legislative council.
Sanjay, actually, has demanded more seats while making claims about his party had a significant election base in at least 60 seats.
Pradhan said that BJP was related to other small parties and will take them on board.
“Politics is a dynamic process and requires assimilation from various political groups,” he said, when talking to TOI.
He further stressed that BJP will study leaders of various groups of caste in the party while following the principle of “Samrasta” (Harmony Social).
Coming together from both parties, came after the days of Parley who was consistent between Sanjay Nishad and Senior BJP leaders including the National President of the JP Party Nadda and Interior Minister Amit Shah in Delhi.
When Sanjay bent the political muscles to bid loudly with BJP – he had demanded announced as a representative of prospective alliances – turmeric clothes held on his nerves.
In particular, Nishad aggression decreases dramatically after the intended shock operation that describes it in a bad light vis-a-vis senior BJP leader.
Coming with the BJP and Nishad Party was also seen as a sharp counting to the Head of Sbsp Om Prakash Rajbhar – Former BJP allies – who were learned to try to clear the Alliance with Bihar’s Mukesh Sahni-LED Vikasheel Party Insan (VIP) who also had politics centered around the Nishad community .
Sahni, who is a priest in Kumar Nithish government in Bihar, has felt a pulse of very important political and has often come to the country.
In the 2017 Election Assembly, the Nishad Party has opposed 72 seats but managed to win one – Vijay Mishra Won from Gyanpur – while collecting 3.58% of the votes of the total seats contested.
Sanjay Nishad managed to register his presence when his 31-year-old son, Praveen, was contested as a SP candidate who was supported by BSP for 2018 Bypolls in Gorakhpur, a chair vacated by Yogi Adyitynath after taking back CM, and defeated the BJP Kandidat upendra Dutta Shukla with margin 21,961 votes.
BJP, however, won the Nishad party and managed to ban Praveen Nishad as a BJP candidate from Sant Kabir Nagar for 2019 Lok Sabha selection.