As preparations for the Uttar Pradesh Assembly by-elections get underway, coordination between the government and the organization in UP is gaining momentum. After the Lok Sabha elections, coordination is now visible between the government and the organization in the UP BJP. To gear up for the by-elections, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and both Deputy CMs Keshav Prasad Maurya and Brajesh Pathak came together on Monday.
In Lucknow, at the Chief Minister's residence on 5 Kalidas Marg, the Chief Minister and both Deputy Chief Ministers attended a meeting to prepare for the by-elections. The Chief Minister, both Deputy Chief Ministers, the State President, and the Organization General Secretary have been assigned responsibility for two constituencies each.
Which Leader Handles Which Seat?
Now, the 10 assembly by-election seats have been divided, with each leader, including the Chief Minister, both Deputy Chief Ministers, the State President, and the Organization General Secretary, being given responsibility for two seats each. Along with these leaders, three pre-determined ministers have been assigned to all 10 seats.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will oversee the Milkipur seat in Ayodhya and the Katehri seat in Ambedkar Nagar. Keshav Maurya has been given the responsibility for the Phulpur and Majhwan seats. Brajesh Pathak will handle the Sisamau Mau and Karhal seats. Similarly, the State President and the Organization General Secretary have also been allocated two seats each.
Chief Minister Yogi Conducts Meeting with Super 30 Ministers
To discuss preparations for the 10 assembly by-elections, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held a meeting with the Super 30 Ministers and the BJP core group. For the first time regarding these 10 by-elections, both Deputy Chief Ministers Keshav Maurya and Brajesh Pathak attended this meeting with 30 in-charge ministers. Additionally, State President Bhupendra Chaudhary and Organization General Secretary Dharampal Singh were also present.
One noteworthy point is that after returning from Delhi, coordination between the BJP government and the organization started becoming evident. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had already begun preparations for these 10 seats. The organization was initially kept separate from this process, but after several visits to Delhi and meetings there, the results are now starting to show.
