Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath of Uttar Pradesh held a very important meeting on Saturday with the Deputy Chief Minister, leaders of the BJP’s local units, and other officials to plan for the November 13 by-elections in nine assembly seats across the state.

In-depth talks about the election environment and the creation of specific plans aimed at winning all open seats were the main topics of the session.

Yogi Adityanath also gave the party’s local leaders and officials specific tasks to do. This showed that the party was serious about running a coordinated and successful campaign before the election.

It was important for ministers and staff to work together better, the Chief Minister said during the meeting. He stressed that party leaders must do everything they can to carry out their duties in the future by-elections.

He said that winning these elections would not only be a political victory, but also a sign of trust from the people. He told everyone to work hard and be faithful.

The Chief Minister told party leaders and poll workers to run the elections well all the way down to the booth level, adding that each place is important. He asked for careful control and guidance at this level of the community.

He told leaders to stay involved in their neighborhoods and meet with people in their areas through meetings called “chaupals.” Then he talked about how important it was to understand and talk about public problems at these events in order to make people trust the party more.

Besides that, the Chief Minister told ministers and other officials to spend more time in areas where by-elections are happening. He stressed how important it was to talk to locals directly, listen to their concerns, and make sure that problems were fixed quickly.

The Chief Minister asked that better election plans be made by working together with district leaders in each area.

BJP state head Bhupendra Singh Chaudhary also talked about the party’s plans and praised all of its workers. He said that the party is ready to run for all nine seats and will be very strong in the elections under the leadership of CM Yogi.

Chaudhary was sure that his party would win not only the nine seats that had already been announced, but also the tenth spot that had not yet been mentioned.

There are ten seats up for grabs in the upcoming by-elections. Five were held by the Samajwadi Party (SP) and five by the NDA combine. The Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) and the Nishad Party each have one of these seats, while the BJP has three.

The SP won the Katehari, Karhal, Sisamau, and Kundarki seats in the 2022 election. They also won the Milkipur seat in Ayodhya, but that seat hasn’t been set for by-elections yet. Besides this, there will be by-elections for the seats in Phulpur, Majhawan, Ghaziabad Sadar, Khair, and Meerapur.