Gujarat Polls: PM Modi Chairs Meeting With Amit Shah, JP Nadda To Discuss BJP's Strategy
The sources close to ABP news revealed that the discussions regarding the parameters on the basis of which tickets will be given in the Gujarat Election were also part of the agenda of the meeting.
New Delhi: A meeting was held at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s residence leading up to the Gujarat Assembly Elections. Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP party president JP Nadda and Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel were present in the meeting that lasted five hours.
According to the sources, discussions about the Gujarat Assembly elections took place in the meeting. Discussions about PM Modi’s Gujarat visit were also held during the meeting.
The sources close to ABP news also revealed that the discussions regarding the parameters on the basis of which tickets will be given in the Gujarat Election were also part of the agenda of the meeting. Along with this, the discussions were also held on several other things including the issues that have so far dominated the state elections and the issues that the party is planning to take up this time in the campaign ahead of the Assembly elections.
The sources also said that Government’s policies and the analysis of their positive impacts were also one of the agendas of the meeting. PM Modi is scheduled to visit Gujarat on October 18 and 19.
Aam Aadmi Party which managed to register a sliding victory in the Punjab Assembly election earlier this year by bagging 92 seats is trying to pose itself as a big challenge for the saffron party which will be aiming for its seventh straight term in Gujarat.
In the 2017 Gujarat Assembly elections, out of the 182 seats, Bharatiya Janata Party attained a majority after winning 99 seats on their own. BJP received a tough fight from the Indian National Congress which bagged 78 seats. Two seats went to Bharatiya Tribal Party. Sharad Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) settled with a mere one seat whereas two seats were won by independent candidates.
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