BJP : The new leadership for the BJP will be elected in October.

The process of appointing a new president for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is nearly finished. However, it’s likely that the new leadership will assume office only after the assembly elections in Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir. The party’s membership registration program will take place from September 1 to 27, and the Haryana and Kashmir election process will be completed in the first week of October.

According to reliable sources, the party’s top leaders are close to finalizing the appointment of a new president to replace JP Nadda. However, it appears that the new president will be appointed only after the assembly elections in the two states. It has been reported that although Modi and Amit Shah proposed UP Deputy CM Keshav Prasad Maurya as the party president, the Sangh leadership rejected this suggestion. It is said that the RSS leaders want to appoint a BJP president with strong connections to the Sangh, and this time they prefer someone from the south rather than the north.

However, it is known that Modi and Amit Shah have indicated that they would like to give an opportunity to a leader like Rajnath Singh, who is a middle ground leader and can establish friendly relations with allies.

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