BJP’s inside strife over ticket distribution grows stronger after second checklist bulletins in Gujarat

By Express News Service

AHMEDABAD: While the previous Matar MLA Kesrisinh Solanki returned to the BJP fold inside 48 hours of becoming a member of AAP, staff and supporters of MLA Jankhana Patel took to the streets in Choryasi in Surat on Saturday after BJP changed Patel with Sandeep Desai because it introduced the Second Candidate checklist of six individuals for the state legislative meeting elections to be held in December.

The knowledge reveals that Jankhana Patel gained the seat with one of many highest margins recorded in 2017. She gained by a victory margin of over one lakh votes. She is the second-highest-margin winner after CM Bhupendra Patel.

In Surat, the saffron occasion is witnessing some critical dissatisfaction over staff’ post-seat allocation.

BJP releases a listing of 6 candidates to contest the upcoming Gujarat #AssemblyPolls2022 pic.twitter.com/ELQyIGkYSL

— ANI (@ANI) November 12, 2022

BJP Leader of Surat Yajuvendra Dube mentioned “Hindi-speaking Voters and Koli community voters are dominating in the Choryasi seat. Jhankhna Patel belongs to the Koli community. Even though she won by a record margin, her name is dropped from the list. We are not able to understand the reason,”

“Even if the party wants to change the candidate then the ticket should have been given according to caste equations. Perhaps because of this, there is resentment among the local BJP leaders, ” he added.

Similarly, in Varachha, Kumar Kanani acquired staff’ disaffection. After BJP fielded Bhagha Barad, the Congress turncoat from Talala, the occasion staff haven’t taken it fortunately.

In Khambhat sitting MLA Mayur Raval confronted resistance as he embarked upon campaigning after being repeated. BJP has additionally dropped sitting MLA and Former Minister Vibhavari Dave from Bhavnagar East constituencies.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has to this point introduced 166 candidates in two lists whereas 16 candidates are but to be introduced. The suspense for names on some key constituencies had continued even because the occasion tried to steadiness gender, caste and socioeconomic equations.

Sources keep that the occasion’s excessive command is going through an intense tug-of-war over the seats which is resulting in a delay in publishing the names of the candidates.

Gujarat will go to polls in two phases on December 1 and December 5 and the counting of votes will probably be accomplished on December 8.

AHMEDABAD: While the previous Matar MLA Kesrisinh Solanki returned to the BJP fold inside 48 hours of becoming a member of AAP, staff and supporters of MLA Jankhana Patel took to the streets in Choryasi in Surat on Saturday after BJP changed Patel with Sandeep Desai because it introduced the Second Candidate checklist of six individuals for the state legislative meeting elections to be held in December.

The knowledge reveals that Jankhana Patel gained the seat with one of many highest margins recorded in 2017. She gained by a victory margin of over one lakh votes. She is the second-highest-margin winner after CM Bhupendra Patel.

In Surat, the saffron occasion is witnessing some critical dissatisfaction over staff’ post-seat allocation.

BJP releases a listing of 6 candidates to contest the upcoming Gujarat #AssemblyPolls2022 pic.twitter.com/ELQyIGkYSL
— ANI (@ANI) November 12, 2022
BJP Leader of Surat Yajuvendra Dube mentioned “Hindi-speaking Voters and Koli community voters are dominating in the Choryasi seat. Jhankhna Patel belongs to the Koli community. Even though she won by a record margin, her name is dropped from the list. We are not able to understand the reason,”
“Even if the party wants to change the candidate then the ticket should have been given according to caste equations. Perhaps because of this, there is resentment among the local BJP leaders, ” he added.
Similarly, in Varachha, Kumar Kanani acquired staff’ disaffection. After BJP fielded Bhagha Barad, the Congress turncoat from Talala, the occasion staff haven’t taken it fortunately.
In Khambhat sitting MLA Mayur Raval confronted resistance as he embarked upon campaigning after being repeated. BJP has additionally dropped sitting MLA and Former Minister Vibhavari Dave from Bhavnagar East constituencies.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has to this point introduced 166 candidates in two lists whereas 16 candidates are but to be introduced. The suspense for names on some key constituencies had continued even because the occasion tried to steadiness gender, caste and socioeconomic equations.
Sources keep that the occasion’s excessive command is going through an intense tug-of-war over the seats which is resulting in a delay in publishing the names of the candidates.
Gujarat will go to polls in two phases on December 1 and December 5 and the counting of votes will probably be accomplished on December 8.