The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is gearing up for some significant organizational overhauls. The party is likely to choose a new national president in February next year. Currently, the terms of nearly 60% of BJP state presidents have ended. Party leadership has worked out an action plan to conduct state-level elections in January, which will pave the way for the national president's election in the following month.
According to the BJP constitution, the process of electing the national president must begin only after at least half of the state units complete their elections.
JP Nadda becomes the national president of BJP with the win in Lok Sabha 2019, and since its election in 2020, BJP was successful in various state assembly elections and further intensified its stand in the country during his term.
Recently, after BJP returned to power for the third successive term, Nadda was inducted into the Union Cabinet and made the Health Minister. In doing so, it seems that the party would now induct a new leader and give him the responsibility of assuming the role of the National President of BJP.
The following names are also seen in the fray as likely future successors to JP Nadda
Chances are that BJP will finalize an unexpected leader that can be a surprise announcement by the party.
The tenure of the president of the BJP is three years. So JP Nadda's tenure went till the 2024 Lok Sabha polls and so this election is crucial for the future of the party.
Now with the February date almost around the corner, BJP leadership is expecting to shortlist their decision and is aiming at smooth organizational changes.
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