Overview
- Nitin Nabin completed a two-day visit to western Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday, paying tribute at Meerut’s Kargil memorial and meeting party workers across Meerut and Saharanpur.
- He held separate closed-door sessions with the BJP’s old guard and current office-bearers to solicit feedback and outline a road map for the 2027 Assembly campaign.
- Nabin publicly expressed confidence that the BJP will win a third consecutive term and said party workers are full-time activists in a remark framed as a veiled jibe at Rahul Gandhi.
- The party chief stressed strengthening booth-level organisation and local outreach, visiting a Ravidas temple in Ojhpura and having lunch at a Dalit worker’s home as part of targeted engagement.
- The visit signals a push to convert development-focused messaging about Modi and Yogi into votes in politically sensitive western UP districts where caste and community dynamics shaped the 2022 results.