Brainstorming for Rajasthan candidates at JP Nadda's house, whose ticket will be cut?

Rajasthan Assembly Elections: Rajasthan Assembly elections are to be held later this year. The main rival party of the state, Bharatiya Janata Party is busy making its strategy. Meanwhile, former Chief Minister of the state and BJP leader Vasundhara Raje, Rajasthan Party election co-in-charge Kuldeep Bishnoi and other party leaders are in the national capital Delhi. A core group meeting regarding the candidates of Rajasthan has been held at the house of BJP President JP Nadda.

Apart from Nadda, Union Ministers Amit Shah, Vasundhara Raje, Kuldeep Bishnoi, Arjunram Meghwal, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Arun Singh were also present in this meeting. At the same time, a meeting of BJP's Central Election Committee is going to be held on Sunday evening. It is being said that the final touch can be given to seat distribution in this meeting. The party is facing a tough struggle to regain power in Rajasthan.

Is BJP facing factionalism in Rajasthan?

It was told that recently Amit Shah and JP Nadda visited Jaipur, where they also tried to find a solution to the factionalism in the state before the elections. Top party leaders had held marathon meetings with state leaders.

Ever since the BJP candidates were announced for the Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections, there has been discussion whether the party will implement its Madhya Pradesh strategy in Rajasthan. Actually, BJP has released two lists of candidates in Madhya Pradesh, in which contenders have been fielded for 78 seats. This time, the party has given tickets to seven MPs including three Union Ministers to put all their strength in the elections. However, the party has not opened any cards regarding Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. After this, speculations have started that BJP may shy away from giving any big role to Vasundhara Raje in Rajasthan.

BJP will contest elections in Rajasthan in the name of PM Modi

If BJP fields central leaders in Rajasthan elections, then it will be another strong signal for Raje, a two-time CM, that she is unlikely to be a contender for the post of CM. The central leadership is still adamant that the BJP will move forward with collective leadership in the state and will project Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the face of the party to ease the victory. At the same time, a section of the party is insisting on giving a more prominent role to Raje because she is currently considered to be the most popular BJP leader in the state and she has also said on an open platform that she is not going to go anywhere other than Rajasthan. .