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UP Elections 2022: BJP meet over seat sharing formula begins

The meeting of Bharatiya Janata Party has begun in Delhi. The main agenda of the meeting is to finalise the seat-sharing formula.

As per the latest update, the seat sharing formula between BJP and its allies has been decided. According to exclusive information of ABP News, Apna Dal will get 14 seats and Nishad Party will get 17 seats whereas Bharatiya Janata Party will field its candidates on the remaining seats in the state.

Earlier, Apna Dal was demanding 25 seats whereas Nishad Party was seeking 30 seats. But the final distribution was done in the presence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

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