Yogi welcomes new UP BJP chief, says will win all 80 seats in 2024

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Lucknow, Aug: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday welcomed state minister Bhupendra Chaudhary as the new state BJP chief, saying he was confident that under his (Chaudhary’s) leadership, the BJP would win all 80 seats in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

Adityanath said that Chaudhary was well versed with party workers at the grassroots level and had risen from scratch.” It was because of him that the BJP swept the panchayat elections and I am confident that we will march ahead with coordination between the party and the government,” he said.

Lauding the work done by outgoing Uttar Pradesh BJP president Swatantra Dev Singh, the chief minister said that he had worked tirelessly to strengthen the party organization for three years and three months.

Speaking on the occasion, the new Uttar Pradesh BJP president said that it was because of party cadres the BJP had risen to its present position.

Earlier on Monday, Chaudhary arrived in Lucknow at a grand reception.

Thousands of party leaders, including MPs, MLAs, and MLCs received the party chief at the Charbagh railway station.

The entire state capital had been draped in saffron banners, hoardings, and buntings welcoming Chaudhary who held a roadshow before reaching the party’s state headquarters.

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