Bilaspur: A significant statement has emerged from the BJP State President Arun Sawhney, asserting that indiscipline will not be tolerated within the party. He emphasized stringent action in cases of complaints during reviews. Sawhney disclosed ongoing discussions with all aspirants and officials for the 90 assembly seats, expressing confidence in the BJP forming a government in Chhattisgarh with an absolute majority.
The BJP leader highlighted the party’s strong support from the women and farmers in the state. He attributed this backing to the Congress’ alleged mismanagement, specifically accusing the Congress of plunging farmers into debt. Sawhney claimed that the Congress had betrayed and exploited the farmers, engaging in duplicitous practices of offering assistance with one hand while exploiting them with the other. He declared that this time, farmers stand united with the BJP.
Sawhney’s remarks not only underscore the party’s commitment to discipline but also align with their narrative of contrasting governance approaches between the BJP and the Congress. The emphasis on addressing complaints through strict measures aims to project a sense of internal order and efficiency within the party.
Furthermore, the BJP President accused the Congress of creating a debtor class out of the farmers. He portrayed the Congress as engaging in double-dealing, offering assistance with one hand while exploiting the very individuals they purported to support. This narrative serves as a strategic move to appeal to the farming community and position the BJP as the party that champions their cause.
As Chhattisgarh gears up for upcoming elections, these statements from Arun Sawhney provide insights into the BJP’s strategy, highlighting their focus on discipline, anti-incumbency sentiment, and aligning with the concerns of key voter segments like farmers and women in the state.