Lucknow, 05 July (HS): BJP national president Nitin Nabin

said on Sunday that the party will cooperate with NDA partners for the 2027

assembly elections, despite the fact that it is capable of contesting elections

on its own. Speaking to reporters after meeting with NDA allies at the Taj

Hotel, he expressed confidence that the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) will

reclaim power in Uttar Pradesh by a landslide in the 2027 elections. The

Bharatiya Janata Party is capable of contesting elections. We will guarantee

that all NDA elements continue to collaborate to make Uttar Pradesh a 'Uttam

Pradesh', he added. He stated that the NDA administration, led by Prime

Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, had transformed the

state through joint efforts.

“Our leaders, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief

Minister Yogi Adityanath, have dedicated their lives to serving the people. We

are convinced that the NDA coalition would retain power with a landslide

victory in the 2027 assembly elections, Nabin stated.

The BJP would strive with its partners to replicate its success

in the 2017 assembly elections based on the work done in the state, party

officials said after meeting with BJP president Nitin Nabin on Sunday. Nabin,

who is visiting Lucknow for two days, began his day with a tea meeting with the

state's past BJP presidents. According to party insiders, they discussed the

strategy for the 2027 assembly elections.

Later in the day, the BJP head met with his coalition partners again. Leaders

of the state's BJP allies stated that the conference focus on strengthening the

coalition, extending its organizational base, and developing a strategy to

assure the NDA's return to power in the state.

Nabin would subsequently meet with Deputy Chief Ministers

Keshav Prasad Maurya and Brajesh Pathak at their respective houses. Following

the meeting of ex-BJP state presidents, Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad

Maurya stated that the BJP would establish the government of Uttar Pradesh for

the third time in a row in 2027, led by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, on the strength

of the work we have done. The people of Uttar Pradesh are against goonda raj,

mafia raj, dynasty politics, and rioting. They seek growth, strong government,

and security. Maurya, a former BJP state president, stated that if the

Samajwadi Party returns, it will crush people, intimidate them and

land grabbing will resume. Our objective is to develop India and Uttar Pradesh

by 2047, and the Samajwadi Party will not be in power for the next 21 years, he

remarked. Regarding his meeting with BJP president Nabin, he stated, We

discussed how the government and the organization will work together to

replicate the 2017 performance and secure an even bigger victory in 2027. All

of our NDA allies will remain together.”

Former state president and Uttar Pradesh minister Swatantra Dev Singh stated

that the party's message is to extend Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief

Minister Yogi Adityanath's welfare packages to every hamlet. He stated that the

BJP, as a cadre-based party, gets its power from its members. Our workers rise

above casteism, regionalism, individualism, family dominance, and dynasty

politics, and are directed by nationalism. According to the minister, the party

always respects and cares for its workers since today's activists will be tomorrow's

leader.

Another ex-president, Bhupendra Singh Chaudhary, stated that we collaborate

closely with our alliance partners, solve their problems, and keep connected

with them through regular conversations. I am convinced that this spirit will

be upheld inside the NDA alliance.

When asked if the BJP's poor performance in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections was

discussed in the meeting, he stated, After the 2024 Lok Sabha elections,

you saw the results of the bypolls, where the BJP won all the seats. We are

completely ready. A negative agenda does not succeed on a consistent basis. I

am convinced that the BJP will gain a larger mandate in Uttar Pradesh than it

did in 2017, Chaudhary remarked.

Nabin, who is on a two-day visit to Lucknow, has a number of

meetings planned, primarily surrounding the assembly elections next year. He

landed in Lucknow on Saturday.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi