Announcing 90% candidates, Kok for 100 sitting MPs.. What is Kesari camp’s ‘Loka’ target? 90 of all candidates declared 100 MPs dropped Has BJP got first mover advantage in quest for 370 Loksabha seats – News18 Kannada Achi-News

New Delhi (March 28): BJP is gearing up for the Lok Sabha elections 2024. This time the saffron party is likely to contest in around 440 seats and has already announced its candidates for 402 constituencies. Through this, he has announced the candidate for about 90% of the constituencies in which he will fight.

As in 2019, this time too, BJP has introduced new faces in a big way.. In 2024, it has already given coke to 100 out of 303 sitting MPs. 75 years old together with a wave of anti-migration in the constituency.

However, BJP has set a target to win 400 constituencies along with its allies this time and BJP alone has planned to win only 370 constituencies. So he has completed his first calculation of announcing the candidate as soon as possible. By now, BJP candidates have had time to campaign more. BJP has set a target by raising the campaign rate from 70 percent last time ie 2019 to 83 percent by 2024.

In the ticket distribution this time, the saffron masses have missed tickets for many events, the most important of which are General VK Singh from Ghaziabad, Ashwini Chaubey from Buxar and Meenakshi Lekhi from New Delhi, Sadananda Gowda and Ananth Kumar Hegde of Karnataka, and Union Ministers. BJP has also dropped controversial leaders like Sadhvi Pragya Thakur, Ramesh Bidhuri and Pravesh Verma.

As a senior BJP leader told News18, “In his first message to the National Convention workers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made it clear that Kamal is the BJP’s candidate for all seats.

This time, the BJP senior management has instructed its sitting MPs to include the leaders who did not get tickets in the campaign and join hands for the party’s victory. Currently, the BJP has included many of its old allies in the NDA alliance. In Andhra Pradesh, it has formed an alliance with Telugu Desam and Jana Sena.

In Odisha, BJP and BJD alliance talks broke down and BJP is contesting in all 21 constituencies. Punjab BJP state president Sunil Jakhar said that the alliance between Akali Dal and BJP has broken in Punjab as well and they will fight alone in all the 13 constituencies.