GUWAHATI: BJP president Amit Shah on Sunday asked the state party leadership to rethink the verdict to head it on my own in the panchayat election, reiterating the party's resolution to keep its partnership with allies Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) and Bodoland People's Front (BPF) intact for the Lok Sabha election subsequent 12 months.
"He left it to the state committee to take the final call. But by asking the leaders to rethink the decision, Shah wanted to drive home the point that contesting the panchayat election alone does not send the right message to alliance partners who help script the saffron party's success in the assembly election," a senior BJP chief stated. "The same partnership will be retained for the Lok Sabha election. So BJP should also fight the panchayat election in partnership," the chief added.
Over the process his talk over with, Shah held a series of closed-door meetings with BJP MLAs, office-bearers and the party's core committee, during which he mentioned the party's preparedness for the approaching panchayat election and the parliamentary polls.
At the BJP's sales space president's public assembly here on Saturday, Shah has reiterated on taking all of the constituents of BJP-led North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA) into self assurance in saffron party's "march to victory" in Northeast.
"We should take all our partners along with us in our journey. In the northeast, we should all work together with all the constituents of NEDA," Shah stated on Saturday.
During meetings with MLAs on Saturday, Shah emphasised on highest usage of legislators' local area development budget and also make certain flagship schemes of the government are applied properly.
He additionally steered that the government take up special projects for the development of tea lawn spaces of the state.
"He left it to the state committee to take the final call. But by asking the leaders to rethink the decision, Shah wanted to drive home the point that contesting the panchayat election alone does not send the right message to alliance partners who help script the saffron party's success in the assembly election," a senior BJP chief stated. "The same partnership will be retained for the Lok Sabha election. So BJP should also fight the panchayat election in partnership," the chief added.
Over the process his talk over with, Shah held a series of closed-door meetings with BJP MLAs, office-bearers and the party's core committee, during which he mentioned the party's preparedness for the approaching panchayat election and the parliamentary polls.
At the BJP's sales space president's public assembly here on Saturday, Shah has reiterated on taking all of the constituents of BJP-led North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA) into self assurance in saffron party's "march to victory" in Northeast.
"We should take all our partners along with us in our journey. In the northeast, we should all work together with all the constituents of NEDA," Shah stated on Saturday.
During meetings with MLAs on Saturday, Shah emphasised on highest usage of legislators' local area development budget and also make certain flagship schemes of the government are applied properly.
He additionally steered that the government take up special projects for the development of tea lawn spaces of the state.
Amit Shah not in favour of Assam BJP contesting rural polls by itself
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