There is heat in Patna politics, if Dilip Jaiswal becomes minister then why will he have to sacrifice the post of BJP President?

News India Live, Digital Desk: There is a lot of hustle and bustle in the politics of Bihar these days. Since Dilip Jaiswal ji In the government of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar Minister Since he took the oath of office, a different discussion has started within Bihar BJP. This news is about one person’s personal progress, but also points to a major change in the entire organization.

It’s not just about taking the oath

Actually the matter is about the principles and working methods of BJP. The party has a very strong and accepted policy – ‘One person, one position’This is not just a phrase, but a way to run the party properly, This simply means:

• Don’t ride two boats: No leader can handle two huge responsibilities (minister in government and state president of the organization) simultaneously.
• Division of work: If the President becomes a minister, he will be so engrossed in government work that he will not get time to manage the organization (party ground work, meetings, meeting workers). And in an election-bound state, the organization needs a ‘full time boss’.

Under this principle, Dilip Jaiswal ji will soon Bihar BJP President You may have to give up the responsibility of your post. This thing is considered almost certain in the corridors of Bihar BJP.

Why is time important?

The timing of this change is very important. 2025 assembly elections It won’t take long to arrive. In such a situation, the party would not at all want the Speaker’s chair to remain vacant even for a few days. The responsibility of the new president will be-

• as soon as possible Election preparation To involve the workers.
• with Nitish ji synergy To sit.
• And most importantly, one for the party Winning Strategy prepare.

At present, many names are emerging in this race. Who will solve the caste equation? Who will support young Josh? And who will get the fruits of the experience? All these decisions will be taken from Delhi only. Till then, congratulations to Dilip Jaiswal, but the time has come to say goodbye to the organization.