Lucknow: While the bow lights remain focused on nominating CM Yogi Adityanath and Deputy CM Keshav Prasad Maurya from Gorakhpur (Urban) and Sirathu, there are three other names in the list of 105 BJP which is also prominent – Baby Rani Maurya, Jaivir Singh and Sahender Singh Ramala.
While Maurya was Jatav, the sub-caste of Dalit, belonged to BSP Mayawati’s head, Jaivir Singh, a BSP, was a BSP player who resigned from the Legislative Council to make a way for Yogi Adyityath, who took over again after BJP office in 2017.
Ramala happens to be JAT, who resigned from Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) to join BJP in 2018.
Analyst saw this as an ingenious step BJP to lend traction that is very much needed for the Social Coalition of Dalitjat-Thakur who effectively.
Importantly in the West up, where BJP faces the ASCETIFIC SP and RLD alliances.
While SP shows the basically the power of the Muslim community, RLD has a tough base among JAT voters.
Baby Rani Maurya, who is the BJP National Vice President, will contest from the Agra (rural) chair that was ordered, replacing Sitting BJP MLA Hemlata in Swakar Kushwaha, who came from the Dhobi sub-caste.
In 2017, Hemlata had defeated BSP Kalacharan Susan with a margin of nearly 65,000 votes when cornering more than 52% of the sound surveyed.
The source said, by deploying Maurya from Agra, also regarded as Dalit’s capital rose, BJP tried to weaning Dalit’s voters who stood behind BSP Mayawati.
Jaivir Singh, who had been derived from Barauli’s assembly chair in Aligarh has also replaced BJP MLA Dalvir Singh.
Significantly, as soon as he emptied the seat for Yogi in 2017, Jaivir was chosen to be the Legislative Council Uttar Pradesh in 2018.
Sahender Singh Ramala, sat MLA from Chhaprauli in Baghpat District, was the only RLD candidate who won the 2017 assembly election.
To BJP has left clothes led by Ajit Singh above the assembly.