The BJP is working on a complete strategy regarding the Lok Sabha elections. BJP has control over 12 out of 14 Lok Sabha seats in the state. Maintaining or crossing this figure is a challenge for both the parties. In such a situation, the BJP is weighing the performance of the present MPs. The work of each and every MP is being assessed. The party’s central leadership is taking feedback from the popularity of these MPs to their activism in the area.
Surveys have also been conducted from time to time regarding this. In the area of the MPs, the account of their hold at the ground level has been collected. Along with this, how the MPs have implemented the development works in their area and its impact on the public has also been assessed. According to BJP’s top sources, new faces may come forward in the upcoming elections for five to six seats. Those MPs who won with a big margin in the last election may also be denied ticket.
The party is not going to enter the elections only in the name of Modi wave. Not going to compromise in the selection of candidates in any way. There is speculation within the party about many seats. Dhanbad MP PN Singh’s case may get stuck due to age. Many claimants of Dhanbad within the BJP have also started lobbying. At the same time, there is speculation about the seats of Chatra, Palamu, Lohardaga, Dumka.
eye on tribal seats
The party has a special focus on the five tribal seats in the Lok Sabha. In this Khunti, Lohardaga and Dumka are with the BJP. The BJP has won the elections on tribal seats with a very small margin. It is discussed that some veteran leaders of the state are looking for their new land. You can change your seats. On the other hand, Singhbhum and Rajmahal are occupied by the UPA. In these seats also the party can change its previous candidate.
