PM Modi’s special meeting, work on formula for staying in power for next 25 years

New Delhi After winning four out of five states in the Assembly elections, BJP (PM Modi meeting with BJP leaders) has now started preparations for the 2024 general elections. After the victory in four states, the BJP high command held discussions with the leaders of those states. The BJP high command has been busy planning since last week to prepare for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Prime Minister Modi (PM Modi) and key BJP leaders have held several meetings in Uttar Pradesh (Yogi Adityanath), Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur to finalize the cabinet, sources said.

UP breaks 37-year history

By winning the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections for the second time in a row, the BJP broke the 37-year-old political tradition of UP. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath won re-election. Now to finalize the cabinet, PM Modi, Amit Shah, J. P. Leading BJP leaders like Nadda attended the meeting. CM Yogi participated in all those meetings. Sources say that Yogi Adityanath may be sworn in as Chief Minister on March 21. The BJP leadership has called for statistics of all the winning candidates so that the ministers can be identified.

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Sources said that the ministers would be selected keeping in view some factors. The High Command has emphasized on caste and regional census, proper representation of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and OBCs (Other Backward Classes) and youth, women and educational qualifications. This was reported by NDTV. PM Modi asked the leaders to prepare a plan according to which the government will remain in the country for the next 25 years. Prime Minister Modi has also advised the youth to play a vital role in determining the leadership of BJP and the country.

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Responsibility given to MPs

Our MPs have been directed to find 100 polling stations in their respective Lok Sabha constituencies where the party has not performed well in the elections. They will have to find the causes and find solutions. In Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath may get 20 new ministers. Eleven ministers, including Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Maurya, lost the election and four have changed parties. Therefore, 15 posts are vacant.

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Former ministers may be expelled

Some ministers are likely to be sacked due to poor performance. By focusing on the Jat community, new MLAs can become ministers. The character of those who came to BJP from BSP may apply. Keshav Maurya has been replaced by Swatantra Dev Singh as the Deputy Chief Minister. Bebirani Maurya, who is contesting from Uttarakhand, may be given a higher post. Former bureaucrats SK Sharma, Asim Arun and Rajeshwar Singh are likely to be made ministers.