UP polls: BJP’s ‘internal assessment’ finds anti-incumbency against 100+ MLAs

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In a proactive move, the BJP is reviewing about 100 MLAs following reports of anti-incumbency sentiments among voters. This evaluation, informed by feedback from various sources like the RSS, seeks to identify and address voter discontent related to current legislators. Additionally, the party plans to rejuvenate its lineup with younger candidates, reinforcing its strategy ahead of upcoming elections and learning from experiences of prior contests.

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