BJP national president election may postpone: State President Delay due to election and RSS meeting, announcement possible in April

The final decision on the BJP president election is possible till 24 March.

You may have to wait longer for the election of BJP’s new national president. This process can be postponed by April due to the slow pace of election of state presidents in the states and the RSS’s All India Representative meeting to be held in Bengaluru from 21-23 March.

Earlier there was speculation that the national president could be announced after 14 March (Holi).

3 big reasons for delay in national president’s election …

1. Delay in election of state president of states Delay in election of state presidents in more than half of the states. It is necessary, but so far this process has been completed in only 12 states. It can take 10-12 days to send central observers to conduct elections and set the date itself. After this, the process of election of the national president will be done, which will take about 12-15 days.

2. Final decision possible by late March 24 in RSS meeting The RSS meeting is also a reason for the delay in the BJP president’s election. More than 1500 delegates including BJP President JP Nadda and Organization General Secretary BL Santosh will be present in this meeting to be held in Bengaluru. Senior RSS officials will stay in Bengaluru from 17 to 24 March, due to which the BJP leadership may have to wait till March 24 to take a final decision on the new president.

3. Considering the announcement in the first month of Hindu New Year i.e. April The BJP wants to connect the election of the new national president with Hindu identity. Therefore, it is believed that the announcement may be made after the Hindu New Year starting from March 30. In such a situation, the election of the party president is considering holding the Hindu New Year in the first month of the new year i.e. April instead of January.

Source of Dainik Bhaskar says that these three names are at the forefront of the race to become president.

1. Shivraj Singh Chauhan, Agriculture Minister

2. Manohar Lal Khattar, Housing and Urban Development Minister

3. Dharmendra Pradhan, Education Minister

Sources also say, “The BJP is more important than the assembly elections for BJP.”

Apart from South India, BJP is succeeding across the country. The important thing is that the party’s saturation point has arrived in other states. The challenge for the BJP will be to prepare new land and new voters.