BJP National President: The Bharatiya Janata Party is going to get the national president soon. The election process of the national president has again gained momentum after Prime Minister Narendra Modi returned from a foreign tour. Soon the BJP’s Internal Election Committee will announce the date of election of the new national president. However, till now the name of BJP state president is yet to be announced in many states. The process of election of the national president will be done only after the announcement of the state president in some states including Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Haryana.
The BJP has so far announced the names of the new presidents in 28 out of 36 states. At the same time, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has made it clear how the next national president should be in the midst of the search for the new commander? It is noteworthy that RSS’s consent is very important in the selection of BJP’s new head. In such a situation, to strengthen the RSS organization, a fast-paced and ground background leader has been discovered.
It is noteworthy that even after missing an absolute majority in the Lok Sabha elections of 2024, the BJP may be in power but its invincible dominance is no longer dominated. The party is running a coalition government. In such a situation, the intervention of RSS is very clear. At the same time, a comment by RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat is seen as a message for the BJP. Mohan Bhagwat has severely criticized the feeling of growing ego in power.
After all, what does RSS want
The RSS is searching for a commander who does not have a personal dominance but wants organization -based leadership for the BJP. The new national president should restore internal democracy, active and accept feedback.
The RSS wants the BJP to be given the command of a young leader. Which is associated with ideological guides, strategists and organization. Also, the new national president should be such that she has worked at the booth level and has also been a branch-pracharak. Also ideologically clear.
