BJP On War Footing In Rajasthan, Amit Shah, JP Nadda Hold Night-Long Talks
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Rajasthan elections: BJP has decided to field MPs and Union Ministers on tough seats, party sources said
BJP chief JP Nadda and Union Home Minister Amit Shah held night-long discussions in Jaipur about the party's strategy for the upcoming Rajasthan assembly polls. The meeting began at a Jaipur hotel late on Wednesday evening and continued till 2 am, party sources said.
The party has decided to field Union Ministers and MPs on tough seats, BJP sources said. The meeting follows the BJP's decision to name three Union ministers and four MPs in its second list of candidates for poll-bound Madhya Pradesh.
Sources in the BJP's Rajasthan unit said Union Jal Shakti minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat may be fielded in the assembly polls, along with some other MPs.
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