After new CMs in 3 states, what's next for Chouhan, Raje, Singh? Nadda explains
The bharatiya janata party (BJP) announced a new generation of leadership in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and chhattisgarh to bring about a generational transition. The substantial shift in the party's state politics generated concerns about the future of the party's old guard of Vasundhara Raje, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, and Raman Singh. JP Nadda, the BJP's national president, spoke extensively on their future roles and the party's selection procedure for new CMs.
Speaking at the Agenda Aaj Tak 2023 conference, Nadda stated that all three former CMs are senior party leaders and will be granted future jobs that reflect their status in the party. "Everyone in the party gets their due. "Our party does not stop at using even a small worker," he stated.
When asked if any of the past CMs expressed dissatisfaction, Nadda stated that using demanding language such as "sit down" is inappropriate. "I tell them, 'You have made an important contribution to the party.'" We need your help since we're going in a different route."
The selection process of CMs in 3 states
Speaking at the Agenda Aaj Tak 2023 conference, Nadda stated that all three former CMs are senior party leaders and will be granted future jobs that reflect their status in the party. "Everyone in the party gets their due. "Our party does not stop at using even a small worker," he stated.
When asked if any of the past CMs expressed dissatisfaction, Nadda stated that using demanding language such as "sit down" is inappropriate. "I tell them, 'You have made an important contribution to the party.'" We need your help since we're going in a different route."
The selection process of CMs in 3 states
The bjp national president went on to explain how his organization does extensive study to pick not just prominent leaders but also grassroots leaders.
"All workers in the bjp are closely observed--their history, their activities, and their responses." And we have a massive data bank that we review on occasion," he explained.
"All workers in the bjp are closely observed--their history, their activities, and their responses." And we have a massive data bank that we review on occasion," he explained.
He went on to say that the procedure began when the election dates were announced and the party began issuing tickets. "When the election was declared, the process of selection began when we gave tickets to the candidates...who will be our leader, who will be a good leader for opposition or ruling." It is an ongoing process. The procedure becomes more intense following the election results. There is much consultation. "The same is true for cabinet selection," he stated.