The upcoming Lok Sabha elections in Uttar Pradesh have spurred the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) into action, strategizing how to divide the seats among its allies. Here’s a breakdown of the potential seat allocations:
Anupriya Patel’s Party:
Anupriya Patel’s party may secure two seats in Mirzapur and Robertsganj/Pratapgarh.
Sanjay Nishad’s Party:
Sanjay Nishad’s party could be allotted one seat in Sant Kabir Nagar/Bhadohi, with the BJP symbol likely to be used, as it was in the previous election.
Jayant Chaudhary’s Party (RLD):
Jayant Chaudhary’s RLD might receive two seats in Baghpat and Bijnor.
Om Prakash Rajbhar’s Party:
Om Prakash Rajbhar’s party, Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party, might be given one seat in Ghosi/Ghazipur, yet again using the BJP symbol.
Out of Uttar Pradesh’s 76 seats, BJP will contest using its own symbol, with Nishad and Rajbhar’s candidates possibly contesting under the BJP symbol, similar to the candidacy of Praveen, Nishad’s son, in the previous election, which led to the rupture of the alliance with Rajbhar.
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