BJP is also preparing for the body elections, apart from UP, churning on Karnataka and Tripura

Leaving behind the historic victory of Gujarat and the slippage of Himachal Pradesh, the BJP has started preparations for the elections to the Karnataka and Tripura Legislative Assemblies and Uttar Pradesh bodies. The party's national president JP Nadda put forth his expectations after holding separate discussions with Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and the in-charges and teams of two other states. Tasks have been given to every state and it has been warned that there should be no shortage in preparedness.

There are assembly elections in nine states next year. Uttar Pradesh civic elections are also due in the next two to three months. The BJP does not want to let loose at any level. In the morning, he first discussed the state with Chief Minister Yogi and other leaders. Recently BJP has won Rampur assembly by-election but Khatauli and Mainpuri Loksabha went to SP's account. Along with his review, Nadda directed to fight the civic elections with full preparation.

The work of grading of booths should also be done soon and active people should be appointed at weak booths. Also made it clear that no office bearer should remain without responsibility. It is clear that along with the responsibility, they will also have to be responsible and give full account of their work. In the recent meeting of the central office bearers in Nadda, all the states were asked to convene the executive committee at the earliest and instructions were given to take it up to the district level.