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The three-day Pratinidhi Sabha of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh is being held at Samalkha in Sonipat district of Haryana from March 12 to 14, in which about 2 thousand important representatives associated with all the affiliated organizations of the Sangh will participate. This meeting is also considered important from the point of view that ‘Assembly elections are being held in three states of the North-East right now. After this, assembly elections are to be held in six other states and the general election of 2024 is also just knocking at the door. Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat has been giving statements on many important issues for the past several times, moving away from the accepted and traditional ideology of the Sangh. In this regard, his address to the office bearers of the union on March 14 is also considered very important.

There are discussions everywhere about a female MP, who has a high influence in the political corridors of Delhi, who has given leave to all the leaders of Delhi BJP and has hoisted the flag of her supremacy in NDMC. The NDMC had allowed four restaurants to run on its land opposite Bhikaji Cama Place in New Delhi for several years on a very nominal lease guarantee. The demand of some time and some luck of these restaurant owners paid off that these days the craze among the youth of these restaurants has increased and every evening a huge crowd of youth started gathering here. It goes without saying that this made the restaurant owner’s pockets ‘full of silver’. This MP says that ‘these restaurant owners were making huge profits, but were paying a very meager amount to NDMC in the name of lease guarantee, while the opposing camp says that ‘the MP hastily got these the licenses of the four restaurants canceled just because the MP had to oblige some restaurateurs of their choice.’ The matter has gained so much momentum that now the BJP top has to intervene in it.

This will probably be the last reshuffle of the Modi cabinet. Sources reveal that the BJP high command has finalized the list of ‘which ministers are to be dropped and which new faces are to join the Union Cabinet.’ It is believed that in the cabinet meeting convened on February 22 many new faces can be seen. All the ministers have been informed about why the cabinet meeting on 22nd is so important and they have been asked to remain in Delhi on 22nd. Now Narendra Modi and Amit Shah will decide whether the reshuffle will be like the Gujarat model or some other formula will be adopted.

BJP has already geared up for the preparations for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Speculations are also gaining momentum that ‘these elections will be ahead of time, along with the state elections.’ After field survey and much intensive brainstorming, the BJP strategists have managed to finalize two lists. Those seats have been marked in the first list where BJP may have to face defeat. In this list, such Lok Sabha seats have also been identified where there is a fifty-fifty chance of winning or losing. Those Lok Sabha seats have been included in the second list where BJP ‘health’ is fine with the help of the Sangh and the cadre, but the record of the BJP MP there is not good. In the first list, 109 seats have been included, where BJP needs hard work and the Sangh and the party are already working there by connecting with the grassroots. There are 26 seats in the second list where the path to victory is not easy for the party just because of the MP. Based on this survey, BJP has ranked its sitting MPs in a table of 1 to 10. The current 42 saffron MPs are those who have got above 8 marks, they have been kept in the category of ‘excellent’. There are 13 MPs who have barely been able to score two points for themselves. But look at the surprising thing, an MP from Jharkhand has got only 0.9 marks and an MP from Jhabua is being told at the bottom of this table. Sources reveal that he has got the lowest 0.6 marks. It has become clear from the results of this survey that ‘125 to 145 sitting BJP MPs may be denied tickets in the coming general elections’.

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