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A crucial meeting awaits Chhattisgarh's BJP MLAs today, focusing on the Chief Minister's uncertainty

  • Posted on December 10, 2023
  • Politics
  • By Arijit Dutta
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Chhattisgarh's BJP MLAs gather to elect a legislative party leader, signaling the imminent announcement of the next Chief Minister. Notable figures from the party, including Union ministers and state leaders, attend this crucial meeting. Speculations abound regarding potential CM candidates from tribal and OBC communities.

A crucial meeting awaits Chhattisgarh's BJP MLAs today, focusing on the Chief Minister's uncertainty Image Source -www.indianexpress.com

In Chhattisgarh, the BJP's chosen representatives are assembling to resolve the lingering question of who will lead the state as Chief Minister. This upcoming Sunday meeting holds immense significance as it marks the culmination of the party's efforts to select a leader among its elected MLAs. Arun Sao, the state unit president, confirmed the meeting, highlighting the presence of key figures such as Om Mathur, Mansukh Mandaviya, and Nitin Nabin, among others.

The attendance of Union ministers Arjun Munda and Sarbananda Sonowal, along with party general secretary Dushyant Kumar Gautam, adds weight to this pivotal gathering. The primary agenda remains the selection of the legislative party leader, a decision eagerly awaited by the party members and the public alike.

Om Mathur emphasized adherence to the established system by the BJP's parliamentary board for the selection of the Chief Minister, ensuring a structured and procedural approach. The meeting, slated to commence at 12 noon, is expected to set the course for the BJP's future leadership in the state.

Reflecting on the party's prospects, Mathur exuded confidence in the BJP's potential triumph in the forthcoming 2024 parliamentary elections. This assertion draws from the BJP's previous success in the 2018 Lok Sabha elections, where the party secured nine out of the total 11 seats in the state.

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The speculation surrounding the potential Chief Minister candidates intensifies due to the absence of a declared face during the recent polls. It is widely speculated that the party might lean towards an OBC or tribal leader, considering the diverse demographic representation within the state.

Among the list of potential contenders, names from various communities emerge prominently. Notable figures such as Vishnu Deo, Renuka Singh, Ramvichar Netam, Lata Usendi, Gomti Sai, Arun Sao, and O P Choudhary signify the diverse backgrounds from which the future leader might emerge.

This diversity in the pool of contenders adds an element of complexity and anticipation to the decision-making process, raising intrigue among political observers and the populace awaiting the announcement of Chhattisgarh's next Chief Minister.

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