BJP’s strategy for assembly elections in 5 states: No CM face here, focus will be on local issues

In the assembly elections held in Karnataka in May 2023, the BJP could not form the government again in the state. The Congress had secured a majority here.

The central leadership of BJP has prepared a strategy for the elections to be held in 5 states including Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh. Two things are important in this. The first is that elections in all the five states will be fought under collective leadership. That is, no leader will be projected as CM face. Secondly, the focus will be on local issues.

A senior BJP leader told that CM project will not be done in Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan and Telangana. There is a BJP government in MP and Manipur, so there is no need to project the face of the CM there. Will elections be contested in MP under the leadership of Shivraj? On this question, a BJP general secretary said that the CM, former CM and all big leaders come under the collective leadership.

MP: Will tell the achievements of the entire BJP era
What achievements will the BJP contest in Madhya Pradesh keeping in front? On this question, a senior said- ‘What the state government did in the last 4 years is not the issue. How Madhya Pradesh was successful in eradicating the stain of ‘Bimaru Pradesh’ during the entire reign of Shivraj, will tell this to the people. Can’t tell which achievement and how to keep it.

Rajasthan: Issues like the plight of Dalits and Backwards will be raised
BJP General Secretary Arun Singh said that the plight of Dalits-backwards, harassment of women, corruption, appeasement and breaking promises are the main issues in Rajasthan. We will take it up in a phased manner and tell how we will work on these issues after the change of government.