Is there pressure to resign or will there be any change, why were all the BJP Chief Ministers called to Delhi?

BJP has called the Chief Ministers of all the states governed by it to Delhi. A big meeting of all the Chief Ministers and senior leaders is to be held at the BJP headquarters on June 7. According to information received from sources, further strategy will be discussed. Apart from this, there will also be brainstorming on the states in which they have faced a crushing defeat. BJP has received the biggest blow from Uttar Pradesh. After which there is a strong discussion that the blame for the crushing defeat in UP can be put on Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. In such a situation, will CM Yogi now be pressured to resign?

Apart from this, the other state where BJP’s performance has been poor is Rajasthan. During the campaign, Amit Shah had told the leaders in a rally that if the party weakens in their area, they will have to suffer the consequences. In such a situation, can the Chief Minister of Rajasthan also have to suffer this consequence? BJP has also lost from CM Bhajan Lal’s home Bharatpur. It is being said that he could not even handle his area. BJP has become worried after Mahavikas Aghadi won 30 seats in Maharashtra. BJP’s biggest leader in the state Devendra Fadnavis has offered to resign taking responsibility for the defeat. However, BJP’s state president Chandrashekhar Bawankule and CM Eknath Shinde have rejected his offer. Fadnavis was the first to offer his resignation within 24 hours of the result. Actually, elections for the 288-member assembly are to be held in the state in the month of October-November. BJP will have to work with a new strategy to maintain enthusiasm among the party workers.

Everyone should be present on the day of the swearing-in ceremony. Apart from this, BJP’s effort is that the whole party should look united. Before the NDA’s parliamentary party meeting, there will be a meeting of the BJP’s parliamentary party. All the Chief Ministers and Deputy Chief Ministers of BJP-ruled states participate in the meeting. In 2014, when Narendra Modi came to Delhi for the first time to take oath as the Prime Minister, before that he participated in the BJP parliamentary party meeting. All the Chief Ministers and Deputy Chief Ministers of BJP-ruled states participated in it. There he said that he is ready for the command that he has been given by the party. In the meeting, feedback can be taken about the results of the Lok Sabha elections across the country. Why have the seats of the BJP decreased? BJP failed to repeat its performance in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana, Maharashtra.