To become a candidate from BJP in the civic elections in Gorakhpur, the contenders will not have to jugaad but will have to meet the criteria of the party’s standards. On the instructions of the state leadership, an internal survey has been started in all the 80 wards of the city. Its responsibility has been given to the office bearers of the district and the metropolis. Its report will be sent to the state office. Candidates will also be screened on the basis of survey report.
Being the Chief Minister’s city, it has been decided to field only strong and winnable candidates in all the wards of Gorakhpur metropolis. This time, ten new wards have also been created in the election, with which the total number of wards has now increased to 80. Internal survey work is going on in all the wards. Each office bearer has been given the responsibility of two to three wards. In the survey, a format has been provided by the party. In which the survey is being done on the caste equation of the ward, the image of the potential candidate, whether there are any criminal cases, the condition of the candidate, etc.
Not only this, in the ward where there is no strong contender, it is being seen that how would be the situation if a person from outside is given a ticket? This will be seen more in the new wards. Contacting the voters in the ward during the survey, taking feedback from them. The name, address and mobile number of the person from whom the feed back is being taken is also being recorded. The selection of voters for the survey is to be done at random. The party candidate can also get cross-check done on this report. A party functionary told that the process will be completed within a week and the report will be sent.
A screening committee has been formed for the mayor’s claim. In which election in-charge and forest minister Arun Saxena, co-incharge Rajya Sabha member Babu Ram Nishad, convenor Chiranjeev Chaurasia, regional president Dr. Dharmendra Singh, metropolitan president Rajesh Gupta, regional office bearers, public representatives are included.
The list of claimants in mayor is increasing The list of contenders in the BJP for the mayoral election is increasing. The stir in the party has intensified with the arrival of some new names. Due to having a general seat, the claim has increased even from the people of Kayastha community. Regional General Secretary Satyendra Sinha, Former Metropolitan President Rahul Srivastava, Former General Secretary Ravi Srivastava Advocate, During CM Yogi Adityanath’s MP, his city representative and Hindu leader Vishnu Shankar Srivastava including many people of Kayastha Samaj have staked claim.
Apart from this, the Vice President of Uttar Pradesh Traders Welfare Board and BJP leader Pushpadant Jain has also sought ticket. The son of a former mayor has also staked claim, though he has not yet applied. Similarly, a former minister also wants his wife to contest the election. He has met many big leaders of the party. He also openly helped the BJP candidate in the assembly elections.
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To become a candidate from BJP in the civic elections in Gorakhpur, the contenders will not have to jugaad but will have to meet the criteria of the party’s standards. On the instructions of the state leadership, an internal survey has been started in all the 80 wards of the city. Its responsibility has been given to the office bearers of the district and the metropolis. Its report will be sent to the state office. Candidates will also be screened on the basis of survey report.
Being the Chief Minister’s city, it has been decided to field only strong and winnable candidates in all the wards of Gorakhpur metropolis. This time, ten new wards have also been created in the election, with which the total number of wards has now increased to 80. Internal survey work is going on in all the wards. Each office bearer has been given the responsibility of two to three wards. In the survey, a format has been provided by the party. In which the survey is being done on the caste equation of the ward, the image of the potential candidate, whether there are any criminal cases, the condition of the candidate, etc.
Not only this, in the ward where there is no strong contender, it is being seen that how would be the situation if a person from outside is given a ticket? This will be seen more in the new wards. Contacting the voters in the ward during the survey, taking feedback from them. The name, address and mobile number of the person from whom the feed back is being taken is also being recorded. The selection of voters for the survey is to be done at random. The party candidate can also get cross-check done on this report. A party functionary told that the process will be completed within a week and the report will be sent.
Ritika
