Yogi emerged as a new direction, strong and reliable brand for the politics of the country

If the BJP has got the mandate to form the government again in UP, then Prime Minister Modi's charisma, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's hard work, women-centric schemes giving personal benefits and transfer of BSP dedicated votes are important reasons. In the midst of all this, better strategist Union Home Minister Amit Shah also played an important role. His aggressive campaigning not only bridged the gap between the government and the organisation, but also nullified the defection of opportunistic leaders just before the elections. 

BJP's victory in Uttar Pradesh is significant not just because after three-and-a-half decades a party is forming the government in the state for the second time in a row. This is important because the state elections have given a new direction to the politics of the country. The result is also important and wonderful for the BJP because the party's flag has been raised for the fourth consecutive time in the most important state of the country. This achievement can cause both pride and arrogance for any political party.

Two-polar elections are usually not favorable for the BJP, but it was a miracle of the BJP's electoral strategy that in the name of supporting the Modi-Yogi duo, people forgot their resentment against the MLAs-Ministers. The question of the candidate became secondary in the election. That too, when the BJP could not cut the tickets of the MLAs facing the displeasure of the people in bulk even if they wanted to.

Ignoring the gimmicks of the so-called intellectuals, the results have made it clear that the BJP has again managed to strike a balance between Hindutva and social justice in Uttar Pradesh. The faith of the backwards in the party is maintained, so a large section of Dalits also came along. In its strategy from ticket distribution to election campaign, the BJP cherished the most backward castes. They were not allowed to mobilize around the SP. Thanks to allies and backward faces, the BJP was able to blunt the SP's propaganda of being anti-backward.

No one else gets the credit for the struggle

The BJP also kept cultural concerns alive continuously. The cultural agenda got a further edge with the saffron-clad monk Yogi Adityanath being the chief minister. The BJP did not allow the dedication of Ram temple in Ayodhya, Baba Vishwanath Dham in Kashi and the restoration of Vindhyavasini Dham in Mirzapur to be forgotten from the memories. The Ram temple will take shape before the 2024 elections, in such a situation, this election becomes special for the Sangh-BJP because the credit of their long struggle should not go to the account of any other party's government, especially on which the Karsevaks are being oppressed. be accused of

Taking another step forward, gave the message that after Ayodhya, Kashi, now it is the turn of Mathura. By attending the Deepotsav of Ayodhya, Dev Deepawali of Kashi and Holi of Barsana, CM Yogi kept the agenda of Hindutva hot.

Strategy: Farmers-Jats' resentment did not show much effect in western UP

The relatively meager activism of BSP supremo Mayawati in the two-polar election also caused the BJP to keep the saffron flag high. In the West, there are socio-economic reasons for its impact not coming to the surface, but the BJP's love for these voters became thick and vocal as the election winds progressed from Lucknow to Purvanchal.

The effect of the strategy of the BJP, especially Amit Shah in western UP, was that except in three-four districts, the peasant movement and the anger of the Jats did not show much effect. BSP also distributed tickets in such a way that SP suffered. At the same time, the Rashtriya Lok Dal could not even get its vote to the SP.

No stain of corruption, bulldozer Baba created the image of a strict administrator

CM Yogi emerged as a very strong and trustworthy brand in this election. Like the old Atal-Advani-Joshi trio of BJP, the path of a strong Modi-Shah-Yogi trio also opened in future. Yogi's hard work in the elections and the image of a strict administrator created through the bulldozer Baba also created a positive atmosphere in favor of the party. During his tenure of five years, he measured every district two to three times, reaching every district headquarters amid allegations and complaints of Corona mismanagement, kept giving hope to the people.

There was no allegation of corruption against him in his entire tenure. On the contrary, strictness against the mafia and criminals also gave relief to the people. Instead of taking his father's death and his last glimpse during the Corona period, taking a front against the epidemic enhanced his image.

Those who were brought to lift the doli, they themselves became a burden

There is no doubt that Akhilesh Yadav fought with a better strategy. First removed the differences between the family, then did social engineering on the old formula of BJP. The BJP kept trying unsuccessfully to bring Akhilesh on its pitch.

Akhilesh managed to create the impression that the political battle was equal. The crowd gathered at his rallies forced the BJP to change its strategy. However, the result again made it clear that the law and order situation during the SP government is Akhilesh's painful vein.

The apathy towards fighting on the road and the activism shown only a few months before the election could not end the political exile of the SP. The defected caste satraps whom he had mobilized to carry the SP's pole, he himself became a burden for him by riding in the doli.

In this election, the SP formed an alliance for the third time. First Congress, then its arch rival BSP and this time RLD and smaller parties. Failed all three times. Unless it gets votes other than Muslim-Yadav, SP will not be able to come to power, this message of results is also clear.

Sister-in-law paid the price for losing identity

Behenji, who was away from power for a decade, fought the elections with her own strategy. However, the attitude and activism were not what was his identity. The long distance from power weakened the BSP so much that even a dedicated voter who stood by in adversity was left behind. The BJP got closer to his devoted electorate than any other option, mired in BSP's camaraderie, a large part of it found a new position in the BJP.

Priyanka's magic ineffective

The Congress was in the fray on its own after three decades. The issues were populist, but the results did not appear to have any bearing on the organization being void. The remaining leaders in the party kept on playing their melody. Like Akhilesh, Priyanka also increased activism at the last minute. Messages are clear. Just by increasing activism in the election year, no one should create the illusion of getting power.

Trilogy of Victory: Ration, Administration and Women

The trilogy of electoral victories can be identified as rationing, administration and women. It was from this trilogy that a large supporter group of class and casteless voters was formed in the state, which PM Modi called Vikas Yoddha. This election will be remembered as the emergence of half the population into a political force. The result is a clear message for all parties, listen to the poor, he will listen to you. Individually beneficial schemes created the background of a large section of the electorate by this half of the population.

More support for women

According to a survey, the BJP got more support from women than men, while the SP could not make a direct relationship with them. 48 percent of women voted for the BJP as against 44 percent of the men. At the same time, the SP got only 32 percent of women's votes as against 40 percent of men.

Free ration and rule of law made women easy

The process of creating a new vote bank of the poor women's class was illuminated by the Ujjwala in the first term of the Modi government, which continued till giving the ownership of PM Awas Yojana to women, toilets in every household, cash assistance in accounts during the Corona period. During the Corona period, free ration and rule of law removed the concerns of the women. In Uttar Pradesh alone, there are one crore such poor families, who got more than one lakh rupees in five years from various schemes.