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BJP Announces Candidates for Assembly Bypolls, Fielding Disqualified MLAs and Recent Joinees

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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) unveiled its lineup of candidates for upcoming assembly bypolls across several states, showcasing a strategic move by fielding former disqualified MLAs and recent entrants from rival parties. This tactical maneuver highlights BJP's efforts to strengthen its foothold and expand its political influence in key regions.

Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat: Key Contenders

In Himachal Pradesh, the BJP has nominated six former Congress MLAs who were disqualified for defying party directives and voting against their own party in the Rajya Sabha poll. This move comes shortly after their defection to BJP, underscoring the ongoing political dynamics in the state. The candidates include Sudhir Sharma (Dharamshala), Ravi Thakur (Lahaul and Spiti), Rajinder Rana (Sujanpur), Inder Dutt Lakhanpal (Barsar), Chetanya Sharma (Gagret), and Devinder Kumar Bhutto (Kutlehar).

Similarly, in Gujarat, BJP has fielded notable candidates who recently switched allegiance from Congress. Arjun Modhvadiya (Porbandar), Chatursinh Chavda (Vijapur), Arvind Ladani (Manavadar), and Dharmendrasinh Ranubha Vaghela (Vaghodia) are among the prominent names announced by the party for the upcoming bypolls.

West Bengal, Karnataka, and Sikkim: Widening BJP's Reach

Expanding its footprint beyond traditional strongholds, BJP has also revealed candidates for bypolls in West Bengal and Karnataka. Bhaskar Sarkar (Bhagawangola) and Sajal Ghosh (Baranagar) will represent BJP in West Bengal, while Narasimhanayak (Rajugouda) has been nominated for Shorapur (ST) seat in Karnataka.

Additionally, BJP's presence in Sikkim has garnered attention with the announcement of candidates for nine assembly seats. This move follows the recent dissolution of BJP's alliance with Sikkim Krantikari Morcha, signaling a shift in political alliances and strategies in the region.

Strategic Implications and Electoral Dynamics

The BJP's strategic nomination of candidates, including disqualified MLAs and recent defectors, underscores its proactive approach to capitalize on political realignments and capitalize on discontent within rival parties. These bypolls serve as a litmus test for BJP's expanding influence and electoral prospects across diverse states, marking a significant chapter in India's political landscape.

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