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The alliance with the Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) is “almost final”, sources in the BJP said, with the Jayant Chaudhary-led party agreeing on two Lok Sabha constituencies and a Rajya Sabha seat as part of the arrangement with the NDA.
As BJP leaders from across India prepare to gather next month to receive the final blueprint for the party’s Lok Sabha election strategy, the party is confident that the nation’s mood is in its favour.
With the Lok Sabha polls expected to be announced in a few weeks, the ruling BJP has begun addressing the few issues that remain in its Rajasthan unit.
In August 2022, when Nitish Kumar led the JD(U) out of the NDA for the second time, and joined hands with the RJD to form an alternative government, the BJP had termed it “good riddance”.
Given the scale of the celebrations around the Ram Temple inauguration by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Ayodhya is set to be the ruling BJP’s major plank in the coming Lok Sabha polls. However, on the road from Delhi to Ayodhya in the run-up to the consecration shows that while the Temple will be a deciding factor for a large section of the electorate, for many, it will be one of several issues, with caste still a big determinant.
Parties have begun their campaign efforts for the Lok Sabha elections – with the BJP focusing its energies on the consecration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya on January 22, even as the Congress rests its hopes on Rahul Gandhi’s east-to-west, 6,700-km Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra.
Scaling up its preparations for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, the ruling BJP is set to induct a number of leaders from across the political spectrum, especially from the Congress.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to conclude his two-day tour of Kerala Wednesday by inaugurating projects worth Rs 4,000 crore in the port city of Kochi and addressing the BJP’s booth-level workers.