BJP: Revised list for J&K phase 1 elections and Campaign 2024

BJP released a list for campaigning in Jammu and Kashmir (Phase-1):

The BJP has released a fresh list of 16 candidates specifically for the first phase of the Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections. In this updated move, the party clarified that the names announced for the second and third phases in the earlier, now-withdrawn list should not be considered valid.

This revised list marks a reset in the BJP’s approach after the earlier retraction, indicating that the party is being cautious and deliberate in its candidate selection process for these crucial elections. By focusing solely on the first phase for now, the BJP might be aiming to fine-tune its strategy and ensure that the candidates are well-suited to the constituencies they will represent.

The decision to disregard the previous names for the second and third phases suggests that further adjustments are expected as the party continues to refine its plans for the remaining phases of the election. This phased and careful rollout of candidates underscores the importance of these elections for the BJP and its approach to navigating the complex political landscape of Jammu and Kashmir.

Phase I:

• Notification Date: August 20, 2024
• Last Date for Filing Nominations: August 27, 2024
• Scrutiny of Nominations: August 28, 2024
• Last Date for Withdrawal of Nominations: August 30, 2024
• Date of Poll: September 18, 2024
• Number of Constituencies: 24
• The BJP has released a revised list of candidates for 15 seats in the upcoming Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections, specifically for the first phase of polling scheduled for September 18, 2024. This updated list follows the withdrawal of the previous candidate list and reflects the party’s efforts to finalize its strategy for the initial phase of the election.
• By focusing on these 15 constituencies, the BJP aims to ensure that it presents a strong lineup of candidates for the first phase, which is crucial for setting the tone for the rest of the election. The revised list likely incorporates feedback and strategic considerations to better align with the party’s goals and the dynamics of the constituencies involved.

The Revised List: