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ON MARCH 2, former MP Dhananjay Singh, 48, declared that he would be contesting the 2024 Lok Sabha polls from Jaunpur. In a post on X, the bahubali (strongman) of Uttar Pradesh’s Purvanchal said, “Saathiyon, taiyyar rahiye, lakshya bas ek… Lok Sabha 73, Jaunpur (Friends! Be ready… our target is only one, Lok Sabha seat No. 73, Jaunpur).”
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) may soon announce its first list of nearly 155 candidates for the Lok Sabha Elections 2024, sources told news agency PTI on Friday. Several other reports claimed that the BJP had finalised 100 Lok Sabha candidates after Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a late-night meeting on Thursday.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Central Election Committee Meeting (CEC) regarding the Lok Sabha elections at the party headquarters in Delhi comprised discussions on the seats of Lok Sabha across about 17 states and set seals on more than 155 seats, the list of which will be released in a day or two.
It is the start of the week and we are in for a ride. Among the big political stories of the day will be the Bihar trust vote as Nitish Kumar, sworn in for the ninth time as CM on January 28, proves that his NDA government has the majority in the state Assembly.
Switching sides for the fifth time in just over a decade, JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar returned to the NDA on Sunday, less than 18 months after he left the alliance, and took oath as the Bihar Chief Minister for the ninth time.
The big political question of Saturday is this: What will Nitish Kumar’s deal with the BJP look like?