BJP core group meets in Jammu ahead of Rajya Sabha polls

A senior party leader, Jammu and Kashmir BJP’s core group came together on Saturday and discussed various issues, including Rajya Sabha questionnaires approaching the four seats of the Union Region.

He claimed that the high command of the party would conclude the list of candidates who will be acceptable for everyone.

J & K BJP Chief Spokesperson Sunil Sethi, the meeting was the head of the National Secretary General Tarun Chugh, and the Union Minister Jitendra Singh, J & K BJP President Sat Sharma, National Executive Member Ravinder Raina and others attended.
The Election Commission (EC) announced on September 25th that the Four Rajya Sabha seat elections in the Union Region will be held four years after emptying on 24 October.

Sethi, in his statement to journalists on the party headquarters, “Core Group Meeting, Judge Political Situation and J & K Rajya Sabha’nın four chairs for the future, including various issues, including various issues,” he said.

J & K said that Sunil Sharma, the opposition leader in the Assembly Assembly, could not attend the meeting as he was not here. “Nuclear group members will put forward their views on possible candidates. Negotiations will be directed to the high command of the party through the relevant committee and will end the list of candidates who will compete with the elections. The last decision of the high command of the party high command is unacceptable.” Negotiations with any regional party on the subject continue.

He said the party plans to fight elections in all four seats.

The last date of nomination for Rajya Sabha questionnaires is 13 October. The count of the votes will be taken on the evening of October 24, one hour after the end of the polls.

For four Rajya Sabha seats in the Union region, the polling is conducted about a year after the parliamentary surveys. The seats remained empty when the conditions of the deputies at that time in February 2021 ended the end of Mir Mohammad Fayaz, Shamsher Singh, Ghulam Nabi Azad and Nazir Ahmed Laway.

Since Jammu and Kashmir were under the rule of the president at that time and not gathering, four seat surveys could not be conducted. The J&B Assembly was established in November last year after the first election for the Union Zone established in 2019.