5 important reasons why NDA CP Radhakrishnan chose as Vice President Candidate

The Bharatiya Janata-Party-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) chose Maharashtra governor CP Radhakrishnan as his vice presidential candidate for the September 9. Radhakrishnan will submit nomination papers on August 20. Radhakrishnan’s candidacy comes almost a month after Jagdeep Dhankhar resigned as Vice President on July 21 and opened the competition for his successor. Dhankhar, 74, accepted the office in August 2022 and served until 2027. Radhakrishnan will face the candidate of the India Bloc in an election in which the numbers benefit the NDA. Here are 5 reasons why NDA Radhakrishnan chose as his VP candidate: 1-old RSS hand, non-controversial Radhakrishnan’s candidacy is mainly driven by its ideological anchoring, experts said. Radhakrishnan has been associated with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), the ideological mentor of the BJP, since the age of 16. He became a state executive committee of the Bharatiya Janasangh in 1974. Jana Sangh was founded in 1980. a community he made angry with his controversial farm laws. However, Dhankhar was not a very good choice and would end up ending two years before his term. CP Radhakrishnan is a non-controversial leader and, according to the experts, will hardly annoy the opposition. Political observers also regard the move as an attempt to mix the RSS, which in the past showed signs of unhappiness with the BJP. 2 -Project Tamil Nadu – Smart choice for the BJP, Tamil Nadu is one of the aspirational states in the south. A VP candidate from the state is one of the many strategies that the BJP has deployed to utilize benefits in the nomination of the Tamil Nadu meeting 2026 Radhakrishnan’s nomination demonstrates the BJP’s sensitivity to regional cabinets and is perhaps a signal for voters in the Congu -values of their conditions are not the national level. “Radhakrishnan, who has been associated with the RSS from an early age, is a smart choice, because the state he belongs to, Tamil Nadu, goes to the polls next year. Although the BJP has a limited voice share in a state that has the Hindi-Hindi-Hindva-ideological Push-Push in an all in Indian Express. belongs to the OBC Gounder Cases, which is believed to be together politically behind the Aiadmk, the BJP’s biggest ally in Tamil Nadu. The mandalization of politics is a big factor, experts said. Modi and the NDA leadership. An attempt to consolidate the Gounder voice base. written to a professor at the o. The MK Stalin-led party to vote against a leader of Tamil Nadu.