The BJP has prepared a special strategy for those 144 seats in the country’s Lok Sabha, where despite Modi’s surge, it had to face defeat in the 2014 and 2019 elections. To win these seats, the party has also imposed the duty of Prime Minister Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah and National President JP Nadda.

Apart from UP-Bihar from the Hindi belt, this time the party has focused especially on the Lok Sabha seats of Telangana and Odisha. In the 2019 elections, the BJP had won 303 seats. According to sources, the party has set itself a target of 350 seats for Mission 2024.

What is the strategy to win 144 seats?

• BJP has formed a separate team of 40 ministers, it has been called a cluster in charge. Each minister has been allocated 2-3 Lok Sabha seats. Ministers are required to visit Lok Sabha constituencies under their responsibility along with Rajya Sabha MPs.
• The team of ministers will prepare a draft geographic, economic, social and ethnic equation. It has also been given the task of identifying potential candidates in the constituencies.
• According to the news from the ANI news agency, the Prime Minister in 40 seats Narendra Modi It will make a mega rally. The cluster in charge has to organize these rallies. Amit Shah and JP Nadda will hold rallies in the remaining 104 seats.

Now let’s know in detail about 144 seats…

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Uttar Pradesh: 20 seats, not even the Modi-Yogi couple could flourish
There are 20 Lok Sabha seats in Uttar Pradesh where in 2019 not even Modi and Yogi could flourish together. The seats of Mainpuri, Rae Bareli, Ghazipur and Ambedkar Nagar stand out among them.

After winning the UP assembly elections again in 2022, the BJP’s focus is to win all 80 UP seats in 2024. As of 2019, the BJP alliance had won 64 seats.

Recently, at the National Working Committee meeting of the party, the KASHI theme for acting in the Hindi belt was launched. Under this, the leaders were asked to promote Kashmiri, Ayodhya, schemes, pride and honesty.

Bihar: Issues increased by 13 seats due to Nitish’s departure.
After the 2022 presidential election, Nitish Kumar dealt a huge blow to the BJP in Bihar. Nitish broke the alliance with BJP and formed a government with RJD. After this, the BJP tension has increased in Bihar.

In 2019, the pairing of Nitish and BJP had won 39 out of 40 seats. The NDA alliance had to face defeat in one seat, Kishanganj.

After the departure of Nitish, the difficulties of the match have increased even in venues like Bhagalpur, Banka, Gaya and Sitamarhi. These are the seats that the BJP won in 2014. BJP has also prepared a special strategy to win 13 seats in Bihar.

Telangana: Preparations to demolish the KCR fort
After Karnataka in South India, BJP only has Telangana in its sights. It was only after the Hyderabad Municipal Corporation elections that the BJP blew the whistle here. In the 2019 election, BJP won 5 out of 17 seats in Telangana.

The BJP has set itself the goal of winning all 17 seats in the state this time. In 2019, in the same way that the BJP robbed the Mamta stronghold in Bengal, this time the target was similarly set to demolish the KCR fort.

Bengal: The organization is weak, the high command is trying to revive
After losing in the 2021 assembly election, the state unity in Bengal has weakened. In the last year and a half, more than 10 strong leaders have left the party. There are only 7 MLA among them.

In 2019, BJP won 18 out of 42 seats in Bengal. Most of these seats are from North Bengal. The party has again started preparations to repeat the old performance.

BJP has identified 18 such seats in the state, where this time Trinamool and the Congress may again be defeated. These include the Brahmapur headquarters of Congressman Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary.

Tamil Nadu: BJP seeks 6 seats, but road is not easy
In 2019, Tamil Nadu was the only large state where the BJP did not win a single seat. Here even the Union minister who ran on the BJP ticket lost the election.

BJP has changed the strategy for 2024. The party has concentrated on 6 seats in the state. Those seats are: 1. Coimbatore, 2. Kanyakumari, 3. Ramanathapuram, 4. Sivagangai, 5. Thoothukudi and 6. Andaman Nicobar

Due to the Dravidian politics here, the path is not easy for BJP. Recently, there was a huge protest against the central government in Tamil Nadu regarding Hindi.

Maharashtra: Preparing to mess up Mahavikas Aghadi’s equation
In 2019, BJP and Shiv Sena contested the Maharashtra elections together. Out of 48 seats, both parties had won 41. In the last 3 years, the entire equation for Maharashtra has changed.

Shiv Sena came first with NCP and Congress and now a part is with BJP. In 2024, BJP has high hopes for Maharashtra. The party has imposed a special defection to win 23 seats here.

Mahavikas Aghadi is very strong according to the equation, but by adopting the BJP strategy, he is also preparing to attack the NCP stronghold, Baramati.

Odisha: No friendly fight with Patnaik, competition in all seats
Odisha Prime Minister Naveen Patnaik was the first leader to support the BJP in the presidential election. Patnaik’s party, the Biju Janata Dal, has been ruling Odisha’s politics for almost 23 years.

Odisha has 21 Lok Sabha seats. In 2019 BJP won 8 seats here. Apart from these 8 seats, BJP is targeting 10 seats in Odisha. That means there will be a direct fight with BJD in 18 seats.

In the last elections, Puri, Dhenkanal and Bhadrak were the three seats where the BJP candidates lost by 50,000 votes. BJP’s Sambit Patra lost in Puri to BJD’s Pinaki Mishra by 11,000 votes.

4-4 seats in Karnataka, Assam and Punjab, also concentrating on Jharkhand
There are 4-4 Lok Sabha seats in Karnataka, Assam and Punjab, in which BJP has adopted a special strategy to win. The BJP has also put all its power in the Rural Bengaluru, Hassan, Gulbarga and Mandya seats of Karnataka. Amritsar, Ludhiana, Patiala, Gurdaspur in Punjab and Navgaon, Kalibor, Dhubri, Barpeta in Assam are also preparing to win.

Apart from this, Jharkhand is also the focus of BJP. Jharkhand was the first state after the 2019 Lok Sabha elections where the BJP was defeated.

Keep an eye on those hot seats, where you never won
Some hot seats of the country are also included in 144 seats, where BJP has never been able to win. These include Rae Bareli and Mainpuri in Uttar Pradesh, Baramati in Maharashtra, Yadavpur in West Bengal, Mehboob Nagar in Telangana, and Chhindwara in Madhya Pradesh.