Prayagraj: BJP MP from Allahabad, Rita Bahuguna Joshi said that he was ready to go down as a member of the parliament if his 44-year-old son’s field was Maykank from the Lucknow Cantt chair.
When talking to Toi by telephone from Delhi, Joshi said, “If this is an obstacle that the party (BJP) will give a ticket to one person per family, I am ready to resign from the Sabha Lok Chair at this time if mayak get a ticket.
Let the young man enter And I will continue to work for a party “.
Former Congress leader, who joined BJP in 2016, also said he had sent this proposal to the National President of the National JP Nadda Party.
“I will always work for BJP.
The party can choose to accept or reject my proposal.
I have stated that I will not fight for the election.
However, now let the youth enter,” Joshi said further.
He further said, “Mayak have done a lot of land work in the assembly and is quite popular among all parts of society, especially among the youth, the seats are very good for me too, after all I won the 2012 seat from Congress after defeating three times MLA SURESH Chandra Tiwari from BJP.
Then again in 2017, when I joined BJP, I won a chair by beating Aparna Yadav, son-in-law of Mulayam Singh Yadav “.
“My child has an emotional relationship with a chair and has worked hard for a party.
I think he deserves tickets and if the party thinks that only one family member can be given a ticket, then I am ready to retreat,” he said.
Rita Bahuguna has held the Mayor of Allahabad’s post from 1995-2000.
He is a former Vice President of the National Women’s Council.
He has been contested twice not successfully in general elections to Lok Sabha.
He was elected a member of the Legislative Assembly from Lucknow Cantonment in the 2012 State Election.
He was contested for the 2014 selection of Sabha from Lucknow but was lost.
He joined BJP on October 20, 2016 in front of former BJP President Amit Shah after spending 24 years in Congress and was elected again from Lucknow Cantt from BJP.
He was later revealed by the party for the selection of Lok Sabha in 2019 from Allahabad because he had to empty the chair.