Bhopal: BJP national president JP Nadda, who arrived in Bhopal on a two-day visit to Madhya Pradesh, has made a very important statement on family ism. Nadda has said that from the upcoming body elections to the assembly elections, the BJP will refrain from giving tickets to the leaders' sons. The BJP chief said this while speaking to media persons in Bhopal on Wednesday while replying to a question on nepotism.
The BJP chief further said, "In the body elections, the leaders will not get tickets to the sons, the leaders who are working, they will be put into the work of the party. We have made this policy that even if we lose, we will not give tickets to the families of the leaders. Giving the example of the by-election, Nadda said, "At the time of the by-election, many leaders of Madhya Pradesh had said that not giving tickets to the sons of the leaders will be a problem. Bjp state unit president Vishnu Dutt Sharma and CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that if the leader's son is not given a ticket, then there may be a problem. On this, I said that if there is a problem, let it be, you will lose. If the leaders' sons are given tickets, where will the workers go? '
Let us tell you that during the last assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh also, many BJP leaders had submitted tickets for their sons, but most of them had to be disappointed. Now, ahead of next year's assembly elections, questions have once again been raised about the future of the leader's sons.
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