North India Statesman
[ad_1]
_891446797.jpg)
News India Live, Digital Desk: Election Strategy: In view of the Lok Sabha elections, there is also a brainstorm about future political strategies and faces within the BJP. In this series, senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader and Jharkhand MP Nishikant Dubey has given a very big and controversial statement. He has directly stated that if there is no Narendra Modi, then the BJP will not get 150 seats in the Lok Sabha elections. His statement is witnessing a new debate within and outside the BJP whether the party has really become a completely centered. He clarified that if there is no other leader of Modi’s stature available at present, the party will get very few seats than the current majority. He said this in response to the questions arising about the future Prime Minister of the country. His statement is a direct answer to those who are speculating about Modi’s successor in the future of BJP. Sansad Nishikant Dubey also tried to bring clarity within the party as to who would lead the BJP’s future after Modi, it is not a debate that should be discussed now. His gesture was that Prime Minister Modi is still the most popular and influential leader in the country, and the party has full faith in his leadership. Many implications of this statement are being extracted – does it accept the BJP’s entire dependence on Modi, or it gives a message to the internal potentially potential claimants? However, other senior BJP leaders often say that the party is not dependent on any one person, rather it is an organization based party. But this statement of an influential leader like Nishikant Dubey throws an important light on the party’s current reality and the direction of electoral strategy. It also indicates that the face of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections will remain the biggest trump card for the party, and contesting elections without him can be a big challenge for the party.
[ad_2]
