Amit Shah is going to lose the presidency of BJP

The Dhaka Times Desk Indian Union Home Minister Amit Shah is about to lose the post of Bharatiya Janata Party BJP central president. JP Nadda is being appointed as the party's full president, replacing Amit Shah. According to a report of the media The Hindu, JP Nadda will officially take charge on January 20.

Indian Union Home Minister Amit Shah is about to lose the post of Bharatiya Janata Party BJP central president. JP Nadda is being appointed as the party's full president, replacing Amit Shah. According to a report of the media The Hindu, JP Nadda will officially take charge on January 20.

The Hindu also reported in its report that after the organizational reshuffle of the BJP in the state in the new year, such changes may be made in the party's central committee. As soon as Amit Shah became the Union Home Minister, the talk of bringing a new president in his place started. However, without giving full responsibility, another senior leader of the party, JP Nadda, was made the executive president, leaving Amit. Political analysts of the country believe that Nadda will be elected unopposed.

As soon as Amit Shah became the Union Home Minister, the talk of bringing a new president in his place started. However, this veteran leader of the party, JP Nadda, was made the executive president without giving full responsibility to Amit.

Political circles are of the opinion that the election of the new president post in BJP will be held on a fixed date. They strongly believe that Nadda will be elected unopposed.

According to media reports, Amit Shah got a chance in the Modi government's cabinet after the BJP won the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. Then in July 2019, Nadda was appointed as the working president of the party. In the last election, Nadda was in charge of the BJP's election campaign in the politically most important state of Uttar Pradesh. There, he successfully challenged the Samajwadi Party (SP) and the Bahujan Samaj Party. The BJP won 62 out of 80 Lok Sabha seats in Uttar Pradesh.

Moreover, Nadda handled the important duties of the first cabinet of the Modi government. He was also a member of BJP's top decision-making parliamentary board.