The BJP will soon announce its first list for Delhi elections.
All political parties are stepping up preparations for the Delhi assembly elections. All parties are doing their best to win the election. On the one hand, the Aam Aadmi Party has announced its candidate list for 70 seats in Delhi. On the other hand, according to sources, the first election list of the BJP is likely to be released this week. So far, Congress has announced the first batch of lists and issued tickets to 21 candidates.
According to sources, the central election committee meeting of the BJP is likely to be held this week. The BJP could offer rally tickets to some former MPs. Former MP Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma is believed to be contesting against Arvind Kejriwal for the Delhi Assembly seat.
BJP completes brainstorming session
The BJP will provide tickets to some senior leaders of its AAP and Congress. Moreover, the BJP has also decided to contest the Delhi Assembly elections without a chief ministerial candidate. The date for Delhi Assembly elections could be announced in the first week of January. The BJP will announce its candidate list before then. The party has completed surveys in every parliamentary seat. Lists of three potential candidates for each parliamentary seat have been prepared. The BJP currently has eight MLAs, some of whom may be removed.
And leaders like Kailash Gehlot, Rajkumar Chauhan, Arvinder Singh Lovely, Raj Kumar Anand who have recently joined the BJP can get tickets. Delhi BJP chief Virendra Sachdeva is also likely to contest the elections. In Delhi, the BJP could also offer tickets to its allies JDU and LJP.
Kejriwal’s special focus on women
Aam Aadmi Party is also going all out to win the Delhi elections. AAP pays special attention to women and has promised to provide Rs 2,100 per month to women under the Mahila Samman Sanjeevani Yojana. In addition, the party has played a new trick this time, canceling the tickets of many current provincial legislators. This time the party gave opportunities to new faces and also gave tickets to leaders of other political parties.
