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Even as the Ministers in the new NDA government took charge Tuesday, the BJP has begun to set in motion the process of re-jigging its organisation nationwide and, simultaneously, reviewing its Lok Sabha performance.
A magazine associated with the Sangh has carried an article where it has suggested that BJP leaders and workers did not reach out to the RSS for help in the Lok Sabha elections, leading to the party’s underwhelming performance.
In his first public remarks on the outcome of the elections in which the BJP fell short of a majority in Lok Sabha, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said Monday that a true sevak (one who serves the people) does not have “ahankar” (arrogance) and works without causing any hurt to others. Referring to the bitter poll campaign, he said “decorum was not maintained”.
BJP’s senior Christian face in Kerala George Kurian is a surprise entry into the Union Council of Ministers of the Narendra Modi-led government. Kurian earlier served as the vice-chairman of the National Commission for Minorities.
Six-time North Goa MP and former Union minister Shripad Yesso Naik is all set to continue his ministerial innings in the third Narendra Modi government.
Amid hectic parleys on the composition of the incoming Union Council of Ministers led by Narendra Modi, the BJP leadership held a meeting Thursday with senior RSS functionaries including Arun Kumar who is the interface between the party and the Sangh.
The BJP, which broke ground in Kerala by opening its Lok Sabha account in the state with Suresh Gopi’s victory from Thrissur, has more reason to cheer as it has managed to increase its vote share in almost all Lok Sabha constituencies of the state.
The Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, consecrated in January, marked the completion of one of the Sangh Parivar’s ideological goals and was initially expected to boost the BJP’s prospects in the Lok Sabha elections. But as the party took a big hit in Uttar Pradesh, with its tally almost halved, one of its most prominent losses was in the Faizabad Lok Sabha constituency of which Ayodhya is a part.