New Delhi; Leading News Service: As soon as the results of the Lok Sabha elections are announced, there is a possibility that there will be major changes in the party organization of the BJP. After the formation of the government at the centre, there will be changes in the national president and office bearers of the BJP.
BJP National President J. P Nadda's tenure will end in June this year. His tenure ended in June last year. However, considering the Lok Sabha elections, he was given an extension of 1 year. According to the BJP's party constitution, a new president is appointed before the president's term ends. After the new president assumes office, the office bearers of the organization are elected. So now when the president changes, office bearers will also change.
Union Minister Bhupendra Yadav's name is at the front in the race for BJP president. Yadav is considered to be very close to Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also has faith in Bhupendra Yadav. If the BJP government is formed at the centre, it is likely that Bhupendra Yadav will be nominated as the president.
The name of a leader from Maharashtra is also in discussion for the post of President. This leader trusted by Amit Shah was given important responsibility in the Lok Sabha elections. There will be no election for the new president of BJP. The new president will be elected by the parliamentary board of the party. The proposal for the appointment of the president has been passed in the BJP national convention held in Delhi. Accordingly, the Parliamentary Board has got the power to appoint the Speaker.
