- Eyes will also be on the Chief Ministers of two states
Possibility of change In NDA Govt & BJP, Ajit Mendola, (Aaj Samaj), New Delhi: After the elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand, there are chances of major changes in the NDA government and the BJP organisation. According to sources, the name of the new president will be announced first after the elections. The organization election will be completed soon. Meanwhile, PM Modi may also reshuffle his team and give a chance to some new faces. Some government ministers may be seconded to the organization.
Sources even say that the faces of the Chief Ministers may also be changed in one or two states. The work of Chief Ministers is also being reviewed, Prime Minister Modi had given strict instructions to some in the meeting of Chief Ministers of BJP-ruled states held in July. Since they did not achieve a majority in the Lok Sabha elections, instructions were only given in. that moment. The action can happen now.
Haryana's victory has restored confidence to the BJP, while Prime Minister Modi has become more powerful. The Prime Minister can take strict measures to make the government and the organization more efficient. With Haryana's victory, the NDA has also grown stronger. Modi's leadership before the Haryana elections, Congress strategists were busy in all kinds of preparations considering the NDA was weak. They saw the possibility of a breakup in the NDA. But after the defeat, the opposition has returned to its old position. On the contrary, the unity of the Indian alliance seems to be in danger.
By-elections in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan were affected. In Rajasthan, the Congress is now contesting only the seven seats, while in the Lok Sabha it had formed an alliance with two regional parties. has withdrawn from the electoral field. In this way, the SP will compete for the 9 seats. The reason for not standing in the elections is that Congress has definitely talked about giving strength to the alliance, but the truth is that Congress has taken a step back to avoid the embarrassment of defeat.
The Congress, which was considered powerful after winning 99 seats in the Lok Sabha elections, has now weakened. If the BJP reverses the situation in Maharashtra and Jharkhand, the Congress will be on the defensive in the winter session starting next month. While the opposition hopes to stop the NDA in the Maharashtra elections, experts believe that Maharashtra is also in Haryana's way. Although the alliance in Mahavikas Aghadi seems united on the surface, there is no consensus among many. Due to the construction, the rebels will rise in large numbers.
Apart from getting more seats, the fight in Maha Vikas Aghadi is also for the CM presidency. Like Haryana, Maha Vikas Aghadi leaders feel victory is certain. The BJP has started trying to take advantage of this trust. The Congress has gone on the defensive in Maharashtra, which won the most seats in the Lok Sabha elections and did not object to equality of seats among the three parties. But even after this, there is a big problem in the remaining seats.
Congress supreme leader Rahul Gandhi sharply rebuked his leaders at the Central Election Committee meeting on Friday. Rahul is angry that his seat is given to the alliance. The issue may also get stuck in Maharashtra's Shiv Sena. The rest of India alliance and constituent parties SP and AAP also have many seats at stake.
Like Haryana, the BJP is strengthening the weak links of Chief Minister Mahavikas Aghadi and his weak-looking Shiv Sena and they are slowly starting to emerge in the fight. BJP strategists are now trying to get anyone to repeat the government in Maharashtra. In this, Sangh is fully helping the BJP. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's stormy tour will begin soon. Union Home Minister Amit Shah is closely monitoring the elections through a tour and detailed work is being done in each seat.
On the other hand, the BJP alliance also seems strong in Jharkhand. After Haryana, if the BJP wins in Maharashtra and Jharkhand, there are bound to be major changes in the NDA government and organisation. The party will first decide on the new national president. Sources say a broad agreement has been reached between PM Modi and Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat on the name of the new president.
Once the assembly elections are over, the name of the new president will be announced in December. Therefore, the BJP's organizational election process will end on November 30. After the election of the new president there will be changes in the organization and also in the Union cabinet, in addition the future of the chief ministers in one or two federal states will be decided. one or two Chief Ministers for not doing the job properly. A decision will be made on this matter.
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