
The final seal on the names of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's proponents has been given on Monday. After discussion with the Prime Minister, four names have been approved. With this, the BJP will be successful in solving caste equations also. Of the four proponents, one is from Brahmin, two from OBC, and one is from Dalit class.
Discussion on the Prime Minister's proposals has been going on for the last fifteen days. First, a list of 50 people was prepared and then 18 names were finalized in it. Those names were recently discussed by National General Secretary Sunil Bansal with Home Minister Amit Shah. Four names were decided in this, those names were approved by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday.
According to the information, the names of Ganeshwar Shastri from the Brahmin community, Vaijnath Patel and Lalchand Kushwaha from the OBC community, and Sanjay Sonkar from the Dalit community have been decided. With this equation, the BJP has multiplied the caste division of Varanasi Lok Sabha. Vaijnath Patel is a worker of Jan Sangh Samay and lives in Sewapuri Harsos village.
There are about 2.25 lakh voters in Sewapuri and Rohaniya assembly. Lalchand Kushwaha also comes from the OBC community and Sanjay Sonkar comes from the Dalit community. Talking about the Varanasi Lok Sabha constituency, there are more than 3 lakh Brahmins, more than 2.5 non-Yadav OBC, 2 lakh Kurmi, and 1.25 lakh Scheduled Caste voters.
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