NEW DELHI: Within 10 months of becoming the 11th National President of the BJP, JP Nadda has demonstrated his leadership potential by leading the party to spectacular success in multiple states simultaneously.
Be it Bihar, with a 125-seat majority for the NDA, or the party’s glorious success in Gujarat, a clean sweep in Karnataka and by-elections in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Manipur and Telangana, Nadda’s efficient strategy was evident everywhere.
In Bihar, Nadda was able to work wonders by holding a series of meetings. In the 26 constituencies of the assembly in which he had meetings, he managed to help the NDA candidate win 20 seats.
The results from Bihar are special for Nadda too, as the Himachal Pradesh native grew up in Patna.
Party leaders say Prime Minister Modi’s 12 demonstrations played a key role in the NDA’s victory in Bihar. The issues raised by Prime Minister Modi were brought to the public through a foolproof strategy developed by the president. JP Nadda.
Nadda further strengthened the party’s penetration in people’s minds through ‘Brand Modi’.
According to party leaders, the party’s massive mandate during the pandemic shows the people’s trust in Prime Minister Modi. The BJP’s victory in the elections under adverse circumstances shows that the Modi wave has not yet abated.
Nadda gave herself completely to the Bihar elections. He reached all corners of the state during the elections traveling some 4,000 kilometers through Bihar to create a favorable environment for the party. Through these visits, he was receiving feedback from grassroots workers. Wherever some shortcomings were discovered, he devised a strategy to correct them. Finding a Delhi leader in every corner of Bihar instilled enthusiasm among grassroots workers.
The national president of the BJP launched a campaign to provide food and rations to millions of people taking advantage of the strength of an organization distributed throughout the country. The party also organized slippers for barefoot migrant workers.
Given that Bihar is one of the states where workers migrate from, Nadda’s campaign sent a very positive message among poor voters. In Bihar, party leaders regard service during the pandemic as the secret behind the NDA’s victory and the large number of BJP seats.
In Bihar, JP Nadda’s strike rate was excellent in the assembly elections. The NDA candidates benefited greatly from the rallies, rallies and tours he conducted in 26 constituencies of the assembly. That is why the NDA candidates were victorious in 20 of these seats. Even former Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi was able to win Imamganj’s seat in Gaya District, where Nadda held a rally.
Through her rallies, Nadda responded to the claims of the RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav. “No independent Indian government has a cabinet note on job creation,” he said, disproving the claim to give one million jobs created by Tejashwi. In this way, Nada managed to change the narrative on issues the BJP was stuck on.
National BJP spokesperson Gopal Krishna Agarwal told IANS: “From Bihar to other states, National President JP Nadda helped understand the mindset and aspirations of the people during the elections. He emphasized decentralized decision-making. kind of decisions during the campaign. Caution was taken in the selection of candidates. He emphasized teamwork and was always accessible to workers and officials. ”
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