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Deliberation continues on the post of BJP president, will the face of state politics change

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News India Live, Digital Desk: The stir in the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Jharkhand has intensified. In view of the upcoming elections and organizational strength, Union Home Minister Amit Shah recently held a long meeting with former Jharkhand Chief Minister Raghubar Das. After this meeting, speculation has intensified who will be the next president of Jharkhand BJP. According to sources, the names of 5 major contenders for this important post are being seriously considered.

According to information received from the BJP’s internal corridors, these 5 names include senior Chief Minister Raghubar Das himself, MP Vidyut Varan Mahato, Nishikant Dubey and Sunil Soren. Apart from this, another name which has emerged is of Deepak Prakash, who is currently the President of Jharkhand BJP. Deepak Prakash’s term is ending and it is believed that the party wants to choose a leadership that not only strengthens the party but also to give election success keeping in mind the next year’s assembly elections and the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

Amit Shah’s meeting with Raghubar Das has its own special significance. Raghubar Das is one of the biggest faces of BJP in Jharkhand and has experience running the government as Chief Minister. In this long meeting, it would have been discussed in detail the party’s future strategies, the political status of the state and the most suitable candidate for the post of president.

The BJP is a cadre-based party and it usually takes such important decisions with thoughtfully. For the next president, a person who has leadership ability, acceptance between workers and he can perform effectively in the upcoming elections by keeping the party united in the state. The election of the new president will have a significant impact on the political direction of Jharkhand. It will be interesting to see on which face the BJP high command expresses its trust and the party in Jharkhand sets ahead.

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