Brahmin, Dalit or extremely backward? After all, who will be crowned Bihar BJP President?:

News India Live, Digital Desk: If there is no talk of “caste” in Bihar politics, then understand that the discussion is incomplete. This is the hottest question in political circles right now. “Brother, who is going to be the next president of Bihar BJP?”

In whose hands will the command go after Dilip Jaiswal? Will the party rely on its old and solid “upper caste” votebank, or will it play the Dalit or Extremely Backward (EBC) card in view of the 2025 Assembly elections?

This decision is not just about one post, but will decide how NDA will fight the battle of 2025 in Bihar. Let us understand in very simple and political analytical language who are in the race and what could be the strategy of BJP.

1. Brahmin face: Effort to save the old fort

The core votebank of the BJP has always been considered to be the upper caste, and the Brahmin and Bhumihar communities in Bihar form the backbone of the party.

• Equation: There is talk that the party will brahmin leader Can hand over command to. By doing this, whatever resentment or confusion there is among the upper caste voters can be removed.
• Discussion of names: The names of some former ministers and sharp-spoken spokespersons, who are known for their outspokenness, are being mentioned in hushed tones. The argument is that it is a “safe option” to keep the organization strong.

2. Dalit Card: Attempt to increase new support base

The 2025 campaign will not be possible with upper caste votes alone, the high command also knows this. The opposition (RJD and Congress) is trying its best to steal Dalit and backward votes.

• Equation: One section believes that BJP dalit faces should be carried forward. This will raise the slogan of ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’ and deepen BJP’s penetration in the Dalit vote bank. This could be a ‘masterstroke’ to connect Paswan and the Mahadalit community.

3. EBC (Extreme Backward) Factor: The Real Key to 2025

In Bihar, the one who has control over EBC (Extremely Backward Class) rules. This vote bank has been the strength of Nitish Kumar.

• Equation: BJP strategists are thinking that if someone most backward leader If made the president, then it can end RJD’s ‘MY’ (Muslim-Yadav) and Nitish Kumar’s ‘Luv-Kush’ equation. A grassroots leader, who comes from the OBC community, can strengthen the party up to the booth level.

What is the mood of Delhi?

Amit Shah and JP Nadda are known to take surprising decisions anytime. It is possible that apart from the names that are floating around in the media, a face may emerge that no one has even thought about.

Why is there so much discussion now?

There are assembly elections in Bihar in the year 2025. This election is “do or die” for BJP. The party wants to clear the way to the CM’s chair, and for that it needs a state president who:

1. Take everyone along.
2. Could maintain coordination with the alliance (JDU-LJP).
3. Can fill the enthusiasm among the workers.