New Delhi: Mega Reshuffle Wednesday is a message that indicates full support to regional leaders such as Yogi Adityanath in Uttar Pradesh and B esdyurappa in Karnataka, who have faced challenges but have received support from BJP Brass.
Recast from the Council of Ministers has seen Uttar Pradesh end with 15 members, with inclusion considering the upcoming assembly polls in the state that is very important for BJP’s luck and will be seen as a result of the bellwether ahead of the polls of Lok Sabha 2024.
While the Kurmis has been represented by proportion, the Ministry of Yogi reshuffle is also expected and several regional parties such as Nishad clothing and leaders from the Rajbhar community tend to accommodate anchored.
Fans of Santosh Gangwar, which is Minister of Junior on an independent accusation for labor, is a clear indication that state leaders need to join behind Yogi and accept it as a leader.
Likewise in Karnataka, the entry and height of Shobha Karandlaje and out of the senior party leader Sadanand Gowda is another message that the party does not have to replace the Yeddyurappa as his face in the state.
Judging as an effective and fiesty leader, his selection is a snub for the campaign to disrupt Yesdyurappa.
This has not been entertained by the High Command and Dissem Party told that the performance of the state government has been satisfactory.
Obviously their doubts about the role of the son of CM Vijayendra have not cut ice.
Even in Maharashtra and Gujarat, BJP brass carefully with a long-term plan.
The presence of Narayan Rane as the Minster cabinet is a strong message for Shiv Sena which BJP in the future is preparing his own polls.
A stalwart of Konkan, Rane has confronted directly with Shiv Sena, who has a strong presence in the region.
The height of Mansukh Mandaviya and Parshottam Rupala, both of them belong to the determining Patidar community, are also seen in the light of the State Assembly poll in Gujarat who will mature next year.
Patidar Agitation has made it difficult battles for BJP in the 2017 assembly poll when the Safron Party won narrowly in Modi and Shah’s country.