Threat to BJP-Congress in 7 states, 32 candidates of 'BAP' will contest Lok Sabha elections

On one hand, BJP is entering the Lok Sabha elections in 2024 with a slogan of 400 crores, while Congress is also going to field its candidates making many promises. In this election, both BJP and Congress parties may also face threat from tribal parties. Because despite the wave of BJP in the recently held assembly elections, people in the tribal dominated areas had rejected both BJP and Congress. Encouraged by this, this party of tribals is also going to field its candidates in 7 states in the Lok Sabha elections.

Bharat Adivasi Party (BAP) with four MLAs is preparing to contest elections on 32 Lok Sabha seats in seven states. These seats will be from Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Jharkhand. The party's first choice is Ratlam in MP and Banswara, Udaipur, Chittaurgarh seats in Rajasthan. The names of two more seats in East Rajasthan have not been decided yet.

Here, preparations are being made to contest the MLAs on the four fixed seats. Sailana MLA Kamleshwar Dodiyar can be fielded from Ratlam Lok Sabha seat. National spokesperson Jitendra Meena says that injustice is being done to the tribal society. The reason is the ignorance of social issues by some public representatives. In such a situation, the party is active in tribal dominated areas.

Anil Garg, who intervenes among the tribal society, says that a large section of the tribal society is looking towards capable leadership from the beginning, who have expectations from a political party like the father. This is not the first time, even before this Gongpa had got good number of votes but later the party got divided into factions. Somewhere or the other, both the major parties will suffer losses due to the votes the father gets.

According to Bharat Adivasi Party (BAP) Madhya Pradesh President Ishwar Garwal, we are fully prepared to contest the elections on Ratlam seat. Work is also being done on the remaining seats. National President Mohanlal Rot said, efforts will be made to ensure that there is no division of votes.