Lucknow: The first list of 107 candidates released by the Bharatiya Janata party for the first two phases following the formula stated by former CM CM Kalyan Singh – and perfected by the Ministers of Union Amit Shah when he was ready in 2013 – to the unit of all Castes, especially OBC and Dalits, below the Hindutva grand umbrella.
Although there are parts of the experts and opposition members who tried to set a narrative that OBC left Saffron Pariwar when three ministers backed and six Mlaas resigned from a party a few days back, BJP had attached to the formula first used by Kalyan Singh to make sure the majority of BJP In 1991 and then after the 2014 selection of Lok Sabha to provide adequate representation to OBC and Dalits.
So, the first list of BJP has 44 OBCs, and 19 Dalits, which is almost 60% of tickets distributed in the first round.
If Baldev Singh Aulakh – which is JAT Sikh – also calculated, the number of OBC in the list will be 45 years old.
In 2017, the party had led 44 OBC in this chair.
Direct Assembly selection updatessa the number of seats given to the destination also with the aim of seducing the community part that might have floated from BSP.
In 2019 Lok Sabha’s selection, Dalit and Muslim consolidation caused a BJP loss in nine seats compared to 2014 while BSP was managed to win 10.
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However, with the Head of BSP Mayawati it seems not active so far, BJP felt a shift in salls to a certain extent.
To take it, the party has given a representation to 13 candidates from the Jatav sub-caste.
They have a large population in several assembly constituencies in the Western region.
Actually Agram, known as the Dalit capital of Uttar Pradesh.
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“This will be clear after the results of the election out on March 10,” he said.
It has been given a maximum number of tickets among the top caste, followed by Brahmin and Vaisya.
The total number of women given by tickets compared to the last election has dropped from 13 to 10 this time.
People at the party said that this was mainly done to focus on victory criteria.
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