Jaipur : BJP has announced its candidates for 6 out of 7 seats regarding the by-elections of Rajasthan Assembly, but along with this the voices of protest within the party have also become louder. Many contenders and their supporters have come out openly against the declared candidates. Some leaders have even announced to contest the elections as independents. Senior leaders of the party have started making strategies to deal with this situation.
BJP worker got angry and sent his own plane to persuade
Narendra Meena’s opposition has come to the fore especially on the decision of giving ticket to Shanta Devi Meena on Salumber assembly seat. Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma called him to Jaipur, where a charter plane was arranged for him. The Chief Minister sent Srichand Kripalani and MLA Udaylal to Salumber and called Narendra to Jaipur. According to sources, BJP may be successful in convincing the high command Narendra Meena, but the situation is still delicate. But this is the first time that the Chief Minister has sent his plane for a worker.
Narendra Meena started crying bitterly.
During a meeting on Sunday, Narendra Meena became so emotional that he started crying bitterly. He urged the party to reconsider and said that if his demands were not addressed, he was ready to contest the elections as an independent. This situation has become a big challenge for BJP, due to which questions are being raised on the internal unity of the party.
Congress tickets will be announced tomorrow
Meanwhile, Congress has also accelerated the process of selecting its candidates. The state Congress has called a meeting to discuss the panel of candidates, in which all prominent leaders will be involved. Congress is likely to announce its tickets by Monday or Tuesday.
Now the real test for BJP and Congress…by-elections on 7 seats
This ongoing stir within both the BJP and Congress parties can affect the political situation in the upcoming by-elections. By-elections are to be held on 7 seats in Rajasthan. Congress party is not opening its cards yet. The party is also afraid of opposition.
