After GHMC, BJP Eyes On 2022 BMC Elections; Chief JP Nadda To Visit Mumbai From Dec 18

After delivering a stellar performance in the recently-held Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation elections, BJP national president JP Nadda is scheduled to visit Mumbai on December 18 for three days. The aim of the visit is to chalk out a strategy for BJP for the 2022 BMC elections and other Gram Panchayat polls. Nadda will also meet all state BJP leader to plan out a strategy to combat the MVA alliance parties in the upcoming elections. The BJP leader is currently on a 120-day nationwide tour in a bid to expand and strengthen the saffron party across all stated ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha Elections. The BJP national president is scheduled to visit Uttar Pradesh for two-days in late December and the UP unit of the party is currently preparing for the visit. The saffron party will appoint the state presidents of Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha and Mahila Morcha during the national president’s visit. Nadda had earlier visited Bengal where his convoy was attacked. According to the BJP national general secretary Arun Singh, JP Nadda will give priority to the constituencies where BJP lost during the 2019 Lok Sabha Elections in order to further strengthen the party. Incidentally, the WB CM’s nephew Abhishek Banerjee represents the Diamond Harbour constituency in the Lok Sabha. Subsequently, Nadda addressed the public meeting and alleged that the state had slipped into “complete lawlessness and goonda raj”. According to him, this showed the plight of common party workers in the state and asserted that the days of the Banerjee-led government are numbered.