Semi-finals of power in these states before the Lok Sabha elections, big giants will be face to face

General Elections 2024: With the historic victory in Gujarat, the BJP has started claiming to win the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Along with this, the party has also started preparations for the election riots to be held in 2023. In fact, in the year 2023, apart from big states like Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka and Telangana, assembly elections are also to be held in Tripura, Meghalaya, Nagaland and Mizoram in the Northeast.

Amidst the continuous preparations being made in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), it is expected that the government may hold the assembly elections in this state next year as well, as per its promise to hold assembly elections there. If seen in this way, before the Lok Sabha elections to be held in 2024, the election riots to be held in ten states in 2023 will tell in favor of which political party the political wind is blowing in the country.

The semi-finals of Satta!

Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh are also included in these ten states, where the Congress government is at present. In Rajasthan, Ashok Gehlot is the Chief Minister, while in Chhattisgarh, Bhupesh Baghel, close to the Congress high command, is the CM.

It is a big challenge for the Congress to retain the government in these two states before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, while the BJP also wants to give this political message to the people of the country before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections by defeating the Congress in these two states. has outlived its relevance.

Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh are also included in these ten states, where BJP currently has a government, but in the last assembly elections held in 2018 in these two states, the BJP suffered a setback. Like in 2018, BJP does not want to miss out on getting majority in both the states of Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh, so the party has started election preparations in these two states well in advance.

In the last assembly elections held in Madhya Pradesh in 2018, the Congress ousted the BJP from power and Kamal Nath became the chief minister of the state, but the Congress could not handle the mandate and a group of Congress legislators led by Jyotiraditya Scindia split. After this, Shivraj Singh Chouhan again became the Chief Minister of the state from the BJP side. This time Jyotiraditya Scindia is the Union Minister in the Modi government and BJP is claiming to win the elections with full majority in the state.

political background

No political party got a majority in the 2018 assembly elections in Karnataka. After the formation of a hung assembly, the Governor appointed B.S. Yeddyurappa was sworn in as Chief Minister but he resigned due to not being able to manage the majority.

After this Congress and JDS together formed the government in the state. After a change in the political situation, the BJP formed the government in the state in 2019 and made Yeddyurappa the Chief Minister, but in view of the strategy for the assembly elections to be held in 2023, in 2021 itself, the leadership in the state was changed and Basavaraj Bommai was replaced by BS Yeddyurappa. Gave.

But considering Yeddyurappa's organizational ability and his political influence across Karnataka, the BJP high command also tried to send a clear message to the people of Karnataka by making him a member of the party's highest and most powerful decision-making body, the Parliamentary Board. How important is Yeddyurappa in the eyes of Home Minister Amit Shah and party president Nadda?

This also shows how important the 2023 Karnataka assembly elections are going to be for the BJP, in which the BJP government was formed for the first time in the South Indian state of Karnataka.

Telangana is currently ruled by TRS and there K. Chandrasekhar Rao is the chief minister who is trying to form a big front with other opposition parties to defeat the BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. But BJP is claiming to defeat him in 2023 elections in his own bastion Telangana.