The Uttar Pradesh chief minister’s assessment of the state’s 2024 election results will be discussed, and the BJP leadership will reaffirm its trust in Yogi Adityanath. They will also finalize their plan for the 2027 assembly elections.

After meeting with BL Santhosh, a prominent BJP leader, on Friday, Adityanath traveled to Delhi to attend the NITI Aayog conference and the BJP chief ministers’ summit on Saturday and Sunday. Yogi is a well-liked chief minister, and the party fully supports him. No rumors are based on anything, a senior BJP official told News18.

Prior to arriving in Delhi, the chief minister finished a 20-day assessment with UP public representatives after the results of the 2024 Lok Sabha election, which saw the BJP lose badly. He held lengthy review discussions with BJP MPs, MLAs, and MLCs from each of Uttar Pradesh’s 18 divisions, concentrating on the outcomes. During the sessions, each representative candidly shared with the chief minister the concerns and hopes of their respective areas.

They should begin getting ready for the forthcoming assembly elections right now, according to Adityanath. According to reports, he recommended analyzing the voting trends from the most current polls conducted in their regions and utilizing the results to organize their approaches. The division-wise review sessions were concluded with the Lucknow division on Friday, having started with the Devipatan and Ayodhya divisions on July 7.

The chief minister has directed authorities to create a new plan for the development of each area and counseled leaders to emphasize development initiatives and refute opposition rumors. “He offered the winning formula for the 2027 assembly elections.

He emphasized the need of concentrating on social media, active participation, and communication,” a source said. Saya
Adityanath gave public representatives instructions to make sure the public is informed about development efforts in their districts and to be in regular touch with those who are the beneficiaries of different projects. Additionally, he counseled them to vehemently resist on social media the propagation of rumors and efforts by the opposition to sabotage social cohesion.

Sources said that he pushed them to use social media to uncover the falsehoods being spread by the opposition and inform the people of the reality.

All public servants have been instructed by the chief minister to become involved with local women’s and youth organizations. He emphasized that they need to educate young people about the fair and unbiased distribution of government employment, free from any type of bribery or prejudice stemming from caste, religion, or faith. It is important for public officials to establish connections with individuals who have been hired without any prejudice or bribery, as well as to be in constant contact with local athletes.

Keshav Prasad Maurya and Brijesh Pathak, the deputy chief ministers, were not present at these CM-chaired review sessions. Maurya has also missed a number of recent cabinet sessions that Adityanath has presided over. During the CM’s visit, the BJP leadership is anticipated to talk about this as well.