UP News: After the Lok Sabha elections, BJP has once again come into active mode. The state working committee meeting is going to be held in Lucknow on July 14. The meeting will be inaugurated by the party’s national president JP Nadda. This meeting to be held in Lucknow will be a one-day meeting, information regarding its preparations was given at the party’s state headquarters on Saturday.
On Saturday, BJP state president Bhupendra Singh Chaudhary, Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya, Brajesh Pathak and state general secretary (organization) Dharampal Singh held discussions at the party’s state headquarters. Central officials, state officials of the party, front presidents, regional presidents, district presidents and other prominent people from Uttar Pradesh will attend the state working committee meeting. The party’s upcoming organizational programs, campaigns and other important topics will be discussed in the meeting.
Lok Sabha Elections This BJP working committee meeting to be held after 2018 is being considered very important. By-elections are to be held on 10 seats in UP, the party is busy preparing for it. Along with this, there will be brainstorming on the election of MLC on one seat. Apart from this, new campaigns of the party will be discussed. Now BJP workers will go among the public with a new approach.
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Discussion in Delhi and Lucknow
Ever since the defeat in the last Lok Sabha elections, there has been a period of brainstorming in UP BJP. Meetings have already been held in Lucknow and Delhi on the defeat in the state. Now once again there is a possibility of brainstorming in the working committee meeting on the defeat and the party’s strategy in the upcoming by-elections. This time BJP has lost even on the Ayodhya seat.
Let us tell you that this time BJP has won only 33 out of 80 seats in UP. While the main opposition parties Samajwadi Party has won 37 seats and Congress has won six seats. Both the parties had contested the elections against NDA under the All India Alliance.