UP BJP Politics : Political Movement Speeds Up in Uttar Pradesh; BJP president to be elected by December 14

UP BJP President Elections: Uttar Pradesh: Political movements have gained momentum in Uttar Pradesh. Election program of BJP president has been announced. A letter containing important dates has been issued from Lucknow, giving the timing of the election process and other important information. Party workers are excited and preparations for the elections have begun. BJP workers in Uttar Pradesh were eagerly waiting for this moment.

The nomination process for the post of BJP president will begin. This process is starting from tomorrow i.e. on 13th December at the party office in Lucknow from 1 pm to 3 pm. Due to this, Uttar Pradesh BJP will get a new state president on the next day on 14th December. The term of incumbent President Bhupendra Chaudhary has already ended.

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Selection will be done on caste equation

It has been reported that the name of the new president will be finalized keeping in mind the caste equation and BJP’s vote base in Uttar Pradesh. Moreover, his relationship with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will also be taken into consideration. The current BJP president in Uttar Pradesh is Bhupendra Chaudhary and the state unit has submitted six names to the high command to replace him. These include two Brahmins, two OBCs and two Dalits. The party leadership will soon balance and finalize a single name.

These three names are being hotly debated!

Three names are being discussed for the post of BJP state president in the state. Among them, Brahmin candidate Harish Dwivedi is leading in the race. A two-time MP, Dwivedi lost the 2024 Lok Sabha elections and is currently in charge of the party in Assam. He has previously served as National Secretary and has done extensive work in the organization.

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When it comes to OBC candidates, BL Verma’s name comes first. BL Verma hails from the Lodh community and could be a good candidate to influence the non-Yadav OBC vote base. BL Verma is also close to the central leadership. Another OBC candidate is Dharmapal Singh, a former minister in the Yogi government. They also hail from the Lodh community and have influence over the non-Yadav OBC vote bank.