JP Nadda, PM Modi and Amit Shah
The Bharatiya Janata Party has stepped up preparations for the Delhi Assembly elections. The BJP will speed up its campaigning in Delhi from the last week of November. Within a week, the state election administration committee, candidate selection committee and state caucus will be formed. The BJP is gearing up to field around 10 MLAs and MLAs in the upcoming assembly elections.
In the Delhi assembly elections, the BJP will field legislators with strong influence and good image. Strong MPs like Yogita Singh from Kalka, Mukesh Bansal from Babarpur and Gajendra Dalal from Mundka could get a chance in the assembly elections. Many former Delhi MPs who did not get a ticket in this Lok Sabha election will contest the election.
Meanwhile, former MPs Ramesh Bidhuri and Pravesh Verma are certain to contest the assembly elections. The BJP can hand over 3 seats in the Delhi Assembly to its alliance allies. According to sources, NDA ally JDU is likely to get two seats in Delhi, while LJP (Ram Vilas) is likely to get one seat. Seemapuri, Burari and Sangam Vihar assembly seats in Delhi can be given to alliance parties like JDU and LJP.
Many MLAs could lose their seats as political parties investigate
According to sources, most of the tickets for the current seven MLAs in Delhi are likely to be cut. Survey reports of many sitting BJP MLAs have come back negative. The party is conducting a survey on the seats of sitting MLAs such as Abhay Verma from Laxmi Nagar assembly constituency in Delhi, Anil Bajpai from Gandhinagar, Vishwas Nagar Ajay Mahawal, the sitting MLA from Gonda Assembly constituency, is Oprakash Sharma.
The term of the Delhi Assembly will end in February 2025.
The term of the current Delhi Assembly will end on February 23, 2025. Elections can be held at any time before this time. There is currently an Aam Aadmi Party government in Delhi. Recently, Arvind Kejriwal resigned as Chief Minister of Delhi. After resigning, Atish became the chief minister of Delhi. She became the third female Prime Minister of Delhi. Before this, Sushma Swaraj and Sheila Dikshit were the chief ministers of Delhi.
