BJP in search of Rewa Lok Sabha Candidate: Power and organization conducted opinion poll together, names of half a dozen contenders emerged

Rewa. BJP has started the search for candidates for Lok Sabha. Minister Tulsi Silavat and State Treasurer Akhilesh Jain reached Rewa on Monday to conduct opinion poll for the party's candidate selection. After having one to one discussion with the prominent leaders and officials of the party for more than four hours, he asked them the name of the popular candidate for Lok Sabha.

Everyone was asked three names each and the supervisors also learned their reasons. More than half a dozen leaders listed the names of the leaders of their choice. There were many who gave single names so that their supporting leader could get priority. 105 leaders of the district were called for opinion polling.

In this, most of the people reached the BJP office and told their names in a sequential manner. BJP has sent a power and an organization leader to every district to conduct opinion polls with leaders and workers. In this, ministers Tulsi Silavat and Akhilesh Jain had reached Rewa. MPs, MLAs, former candidates, district officials, divisional presidents, presidents-vice-presidents of urban bodies, former district presidents, former MPs, former MLAs, core committee members were called to meet them.

The names given by these

The names of half a dozen leaders for the Lok Sabha candidate from BJP have been given by their supporting officials and leaders. Along with current MP Janardan Mishra, other contenders include Akhand Pratap Singh, Pragya Tripathi, Shivendra Patel, Gaurav Tiwari, Rajesh Pandey, District President Ajay Singh Patel, Pushpraj Singh, KP Tripathi, Vibha Patel, Virendra Gupta, Manisha Pathak, besides Girish Gautam and Supporters have also mentioned the name of Panchulal Prajapati. Now the names of these leaders in the survey will be matched, after which the ticket list will be prepared.

Many leaders expressed their preferences over phone

All the leaders were to attend the referendum, but many leaders remained outside the city or district. Because of this, supervisors contacted him over phone to get his opinion. In this, Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla, MP Janardan Mishra, MLA Divyaraj Singh, Pradeep Patel and many other prominent leaders were asked over phone the names of the candidates of their choice.