New Delhi: The day after releasing the first list of candidates for the upper election, BJP has confirmed that it will repeat its appearance in the West Up and the Braj area side by side by winning 83 out of 103 seats in the area that will take up.
The top party sources told reporters that defect recently from several OBC ministers from the Yogi government and MLA Party and agitation on agricultural laws will impose the party’s performance above.
“Some individual figures may have moved from the party, but the community they claim to represent very much with BJP,” said a senior party leader and added, “In fact, their main problem is they are not ready for the stomach of new plants young and energetic leaders From the BJP ranks themselves and belonging to the same community that have emerged in recent years.
“He also said that the rebel party, which had stopped, spread lies in the OBC quota because there were no pending problems related to the subject.
The leader also stated that agricultural laws would not have a bearing on the prospect of the BJP poll and the party will once again maintain its dominance in Western Regency.
The statement was important because after Punjab and Haryana, Western demanded the largest contingent of agricultural law protesters on the Delhi border.
Leader of Agriculture Rakesh Tikaites openly vowed to “punish” BJP in a poll at Uttar Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh.
However, the BJP leader said that it would not have a connection to the party’s performance in the state.
“Just like this new country poll in Uttar Pradesh like 2007, 2012, 2017, the state will provide a decisive verdict with BJP which won more than 300 seats once more,” BJP leader said.
He said BJP will win 83 out of 103 seats where the party has announced its candidates so far, which will set the momentum to cross 300-mark and repeat the performance of 2017.
Asked about speculation about nomination of CM Yogi Adyityath from Ayodhya, BJP leader said that Ayodhya was The main problem for the party and not candidates.
‘BJP to repeat 2017 achievements, even though there are engagements, farms’
