BJP Panda

1. Ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, BJP has announced State in-charges, appointing Jay Panda for Uttar Pradesh and Prakash Javadekar for Kerala.
2. Baijayant “Jay” Panda, the National Vice President and Spokesperson, will take charge of Uttar Pradesh.
3. Former Union Minister Prakash Javadekar has been named the in-charge for the southern state of Kerala.

New Delhi, Jan 27: As the Lok Sabha elections approach, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has unveiled its list of State in-charges and co-incharges, with notable appointments, including Jay Panda for Uttar Pradesh and Prakash Javadekar for Kerala.

National Vice President and Spokesperson Baijayant “Jay” Panda have been nominated as the in-charge for Uttar Pradesh, while former Union Minister Prakash Javadekar will be overseeing the party’s affairs in Kerala.

This move follows the recent launch of the party’s campaign theme song and video, “Tabhi toh sab Modi ko chunte hain,” signaling the beginning of the election fervor for the upcoming polls scheduled for April-May.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a recent post on social media platform X, urged young voters to contribute their ideas to the BJP’s manifesto for the forthcoming general elections.

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He expressed anticipation of meeting some contributors in the future.

This announcement of in-charges aligns with the unfolding political dynamics in Bihar, where speculation surrounds Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s potential departure from the Mahagathbandhan (Grand Alliance) and a potential reunion with the BJP.

The state is witnessing political maneuvers as various parties convene meetings over the weekend.

In response to these developments, the INDIA bloc’s key leader and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, MK Stalin, took a dig at the BJP, asserting that the unity within the opposition bloc would dislodge the saffron party from power at the Centre.

Sitaram Yechury of the CPI(M) emphasized the need for the INDIA bloc to gear up for a “big political battle” against the forces dominating the “secular democratic republic.”