Lucknow: The UP BJP state working committee signalled the formal start of campaign for the 2027 Assembly elections, with party’s state president Pankaj Chaudhary asserting that the party was moving ahead with a firm resolve to return to office in UP for the third consecutive term.
He said BJP was prepared to write a new chapter of victory in the 2027 elections. Highlighting the party’s organizational expansion, Chaudhary said the BJP’s Sangathan Parv campaign, launched in Nov 2024, strengthened the party’s structure from the booth level upwards. He said elections and appointments were completed across all 1,918 organizational mandals in the state, while booth-level conventions were simultaneously held in all 403 assembly constituencies, covering around 1.66 lakh of UP’s 1.77 lakh polling booths.
“Every party worker will dedicate themself to election preparations, drawing strength from the organization, govt’s accomplishments, and a steadfast commitment to public service,” he said. He said the party’s goal was not merely electoral victory but nation-building through development, social harmony and good governance. Calling the meeting more than a routine organizational exercise, Chaudhary said it was an opportunity to review the party’s achievements, assess its strength and chart out a roadmap for the future. The UP BJP chief said Modi govt’s vision of a “Viksit Bharat” and the Yogi government’s development and law-and-order initiatives had transformed UP’s image. Referring to Congress and the Samajwadi Party, he alleged that opposition parties were focused on the policy of “confusion” and political infighting, while the BJP remained committed to development and social harmony.
He highlighted infrastructure projects, industrial and defence corridors, expansion of medical colleges, improved law and order, and welfare schemes as evidence of the government’s performance. Chaudhary accused the opposition of lacking policy direction, leadership and intent. He claimed that the upcoming election would be a contest between development and destruction, nationalism and caste-based politics.