Patna: In view of the upcoming assembly elections in Bihar, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has increased the concern of RJD and Congress. The party has now taken a big step towards caste equation and has given an important place in organizational leadership to backward and extremely backward classes.
BJP’s new focus: backward and extremely backward classes
The BJP has preferred them in organizational positions along with increasing the participation of backward and extremely backward community in government schemes.
- Leaders of backward-backward society in more than 50% districts:
The party has given responsibility to backward-backward class workers on more than 50 percent district president posts in its organizational districts.
- Caste balance:
BJP has given priority to non-Yadav backward castes. Especially Vaishya, Koiri (Kushwaha), Dhanuk, Kurmi, and other backward castes are being strengthened in the organization.
Leading backward-backward class in more than 25 districts
Out of a total of 52 organizational districts of BJP, elections for the post of president have been completed in 46 districts. For the first time in more than 25 districts, workers of backward-backward society have been appointed as District President.
- The party is planning to distribute tickets while maintaining the same caste balance in the assembly elections.
- This will help the BJP to help the non-Yadav OBC vote bank.
Confusion about appointing district president in six districts
The BJP’s organizational elections have been over for a month, but still the district president has not been announced in six districts.
- Patna (Metropolitan and Rural), Saharsa, Jamui, Nalanda and Jehanabad The appointment of presidents is pending.
- The election of some mandal committees is also stuck.
List of district presidents of BJP (caste based representation)
| Organizational district | District president | Caste |
|---|---|---|
| Bagaha | Anid Kumar Lalla | Kanu |
| Bettiah | Rupak Srivastava | Kayastha |
| Motihari | Pawan Raj | Brahmin |
| Raxaul | Ashok Kumar Pandey | Bhumihar |
| Dhaka | Sunil Kumar Sahni | Sailor |
| Gopalganj | Sandeep Giri | Extremely backward |
| Siwan Western | Rahul Tiwari | Brahmin |
| Siwan Eastern | Ranjit Kumar | Kanu |
| Vaishali northern | Ajab Lal Sah | Teli |
| Vaishali southern | Ajay Kushwaha | Koiri |
| Chhapra northern | Ranjit Siwan | Bhumihar |
| Chhapra southern | Brajmohan Singh | Rajput |
| Muzaffarpur Eastern | Vivek Kumar | Vaishya |
| Muzaffarpur Western | Harimohan Chaudhary | Bhumihar |
| Sitamarhi | Manish Kumar Rauniyar | Vaishya |
| Shivahar | Neeraj Singh | Rajput |
| Madhubani | Prabhashu Jha | Brahmin |
| Jhanjharpur | Bacha Kamat | Cut |
| Darbhanga northern | Aditya Narayan | Brahmin |
| Darbhanga southern | Vinay Paswan | scheduled caste |
| Begusarai | Rajiv Kumar Verma | Koiri |
| Samastipur northern | Neelam suffer | Sailor |
| Samastipur southern | Shashidhar Jha | Brahmin |
| Khagadia | Shatrughan Bhagat | Kalwar Vaishya |
| Navagachiya | Muktinath Nishad | Sailor |
| Supaul | Narendra Kumar Rishidev | scheduled caste |
| Katihar | Manoj Rai | Dhanuk |
| Araria | Aditya Narayan Jha | Brahmin |
| Madhepura | Deepak Yadav | Yadav |
| Purnia | Manoj Kumar Singh | Rajput |
| Kishanganj | Gopal Mohan Singh | Extremely backward |
| Bhagalpur | Santosh Kumar Sah | Goldsmith |
| Bansa | Brajesh mishra | Brahmin |
| Munger | Arun poddar | Vaishya |
| Lakhisarai | Deepak Kumar | Bhumihar |
| Sheikhpura | Reshma Bharati | Yadav |
| Nawada | Anil Mehta | Koiri |
| Gaya Eastern | Vijay Manjhi | scheduled caste |
| Gaya Western | Prem Kumar Chintu | Bhumihar |
| Arwal | Dharmendra Tiwari | Brahmin |
| Aurangabad | Vijendra Chandravanshi | Where |
| Rohtas | Santosh Patel | Kurmi |
| Kaimur | Omprakash Pandey | Brahmin |
| Buxar | Omprakash Bhuvan | Rajput |
| Bhojpur | Durga raj | Kanu |
| flood | Shailendra Mukhiya | Dhanuk |
What is BJP’s strategy?
- BJP to strengthen its caste equation in Bihar politics Non-Yadav backward class Has given priority
- The party has tried to expand its support base by including the upper caste, backward, Kurmi, Koiri and other backward castes in the organization.
- In the assembly elections, the possibility of ticket distribution is being expressed under the same strategy.
