The Karnataka results are still buzzing and it is a lame excuse for opposition unity. Prominent opposition leaders are developing a mutual relationship. The BJP high command is watching everything closely. As the Lok Sabha Elections are approaching, the populist attitude of the central government is increasing. The BJP considers the one year before the state or central elections to be a year of real public service. More than three years have passed since Jagat Prakash Nadda was made the national president of the BJP, but he has taken the post at a time when there are challenges all around.
J. P. Nadda was born in Bihar. He completed his graduation from Patna University. His father Dr. Narayanlal Nadda is originally from Himachal Pradesh. He was a professor in the Department of Commerce of Patna University and returned to his hometown after retirement in 1980. J. P. Nadda's political career began with the 1975 movement. Jaiprakash Narayan's movement shook the then Indira Gandhi government. This unprecedented movement of Lokanayak destroyed the stronghold of the Indira government. In one way, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, former Chief Minister Lalu Yadav, late Arun Jaitley, Sharad Yadav, Rajya Sabha MP R. K. Sinha, Ravi Shankar Prasad, Mulayamsinh Yadav, Sushil Modi, Ram Vilas Paswan etc. are products and fruits of Jaiprakash Narayan's movement.
Leaders defeated by the JP movement headed the anti-Congress government. J. P. Nadda's birthplace is Himachal and Karmabhumi is Bihar. That is why Narendra Modi said in the felicitation ceremony that Bihar should feel more entitled than Himachal. It is only in BJP that an ordinary worker can become the National President of BJP. Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Lal Krishna Advani, Murali Manohar Joshi graced the post to reach the top. P. It is said to be a matter of pride for Nadda. However, J. P. Nadda has a tall mountain of very challenging tasks. Until now, the reins of BJP were in the hands of Amit Shah alone, to whom BJP's own media cell gave the title of Chanakya of modern era politics.
All decisions of BJP were taken by Amit Shah. After Modi became the Prime Minister in 2014, Amit Shah became the national president of the BJP party in July 2014. After that he became the president of BJP for two terms. Even though his tenure was over, he became the chairman because the Lok Sabha elections were near. Under the leadership of Amit Shah, the BJP achieved visible successes in the country's non-economic affairs. Amit Shah spread BJP to every corner of the country. Saffron waved in several states. All the credit goes to Amit Shah for BJP's resounding victory in Lok Sabha elections in 2014 and 2019 and BJP's defeat in Uttar Pradesh.
Once the election of one state is over, Amit Shah immediately starts preparing for the election of another state. Congress was shocked to see his political skills. At one point, it even started to feel that the country is becoming Congress-free. The political map of the entire country looked saffron everywhere, but in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, the Congress proved its survival. Even though power is obtained somewhere and not. In Maharashtra, Shiv Sena did not allow BJP to form the government with the support of other parties. Finally, Chanakya's strategy split the Shiv Sena into two parts and BJP took the lion's share of it.
After facing the truth in Karnataka, now the question is which. P. Can Nadda spread BJP? BJP's tradition of winning everywhere will resume? Elections are hanging in four-five states. In such a situation J. P. Nadda has to take very careful steps. He is constantly being compared with Amit Shah. Without coming under the influence of Amit Shah and Narendra Modi. P. It remains to be seen how much Nadda can work independently now. The big challenge is to sustain the BJP empire that Amit Shah has built in various states. J. P. Nadda has given his political resourcefulness to many delicate situations. The eyes of the party workers. P. Nadda is crossed.
