Replication of West Bengal and Assam Election Approach in Uttarakhand..
The BJP is adopting a unique strategy to connect directly with the public ahead of next year’s assembly elections in Uttarakhand. This approach was previously adopted in the assembly elections in West Bengal and Assam. To achieve a hat-trick of victories in the Assam assembly elections and defeat the Trinamool Congress in Bengal, the BJP’s strong organization was tested on many levels. A transparent system of constant communication and feedback with the public was developed, allowing the organization to correct its shortcomings from time to time. Similarly, in Bengal, this strategy helped identify voter-related issues with the organization at the booth level. Mandal-level meetings will be held every week The BJP is also adopting this strategy for next year’s assembly elections in Uttarakhand. This will help it understand the real problems of the public and increase direct engagement with them, thereby strengthening election preparations. In this regard, Mandal-level meetings will be held every week, district-level meetings every second week, and state-level meetings in the last week of the month. Following the success in Assam, pressure has increased to achieve a hat-trick in Uttarakhand as well. Due to this, BJP National President Nitin Naveen will be visiting Uttarakhand this month. During this time, he will review the government and organizational preparations for the upcoming elections. In view of this, the organization has focused special attention on the 23 assembly seats held by the opposition and independents. The 47 constituencies where BJP MLAs are facing booth-wise problems will be addressed and voters will be contacted. BJP State General Secretary Organization Kundan Parihar stated that the victory in Bengal and Assam has boosted the BJP’s morale. The success achieved by the organization in these states will be replicated in Uttarakhand. For this purpose, the organization will hold a Mandal-level meeting every week.
Pushkar Singh Dhami: From Student Leader to Youngest Chief Minister of Uttarakhand
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami was born on September 16, 1975, in Pithoragarh district, Uttarakhand. His mother’s name is Vishna Dhami, and his father’s name is Sher Singh Dhami. His father is a retired army subedar. Pushkar Singh Dhami is the only child of three sisters and is married to Geet Dhami. Education From Lucknow Regarding Pushkar Singh Dhami’s education, he completed his Bachelor of Arts in Human Resources Management and Industrial Relations from Lucknow University and his LLB from Lucknow University.Talking about Pushkar Singh Dhami political career, he began his political career in 1990 with the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, the student wing of the Bharatiya Janata Party. Among his various responsibilities, he played a key role in organizing and conducting the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad’s national conference in Lucknow. Entry In Politics In 2001, when Bhagat Singh Koshyari served as the Chief Minister of Uttarakhand, he served as an advisor and Officer on Special Duty to Koshyari. Pushkar Singh Dhami has twice served as the President of the BJP’s Uttarakhand Yuva Morcha, from 2002 to 2008. Pushkar Singh Dhami has so far successfully contested elections from the Khatima Assembly seat in Udham Singh Nagar. In the 2017 elections, Pushkar Singh won this seat by a margin of 2,709 votes. Pushkar Singh Dhami was subsequently sworn in as the tenth Chief Minister of Uttarakhand in July 2021, becoming the youngest Chief Minister of Uttarakhand at the age of 45. On March 21, 2022, he was re-elected to the post of Chief Minister of Uttarakhand and was elected as the 11th Chief Minister. Although he lost the 2022 assembly elections from the Khatima constituency of the Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly to Congress candidate Chandra Kapati, despite losing, Pushkar Singh Dhami was sworn in as the 11th Chief Minister of Uttarakhand. The swearing-in ceremony took place on 2022. With this swearing-in, he became the 11th Chief Minister of Uttarakhand.