New Delhi: As we all know that next Lok Sabha election is very near, so all political parties are gearing up to give their best in upcoming poll and if we believe in this report than ruling government of Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) at Center is in talks with cricketers like Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Gautam Gambhir to join them for contesting 2019 general election.
The ruling Saffron Party is in talks with former skipper and veteran cricketer to contest the upcoming Lok Sabha election in 2019 from the BJP’s ticket.
The big leaders of BJP are planning to rope in both the cricket stars as the star campaigners and they might contest the election of 2019 from their respective states, the reports have said.
Earlier, Gautam Gambhir name has already done several rounds on the social media, due to his tweets and open support for the army, people have already associated him with the ruling BJP.
MS Dhoni, Gautam Gambhir likely to contest Lok Sabha Election in 2019 on BJP ticket:
But on other hand, an interesting name which has come up in this report is former skipper of Indian team MS Dhoni, who might be in talks with the BJP to contest the polls from Jharkhand.
It is important to notice that the opposition parties have allied together (Congress, JMM, JVM-P, RJD and Left party) to defeat the the BJP in the Lok Sabha elections.
Now if we go with the a report published in leading English newspaper, the BJP is looking to replace Meenakshi Lekhi, current MP from New Delhi with Gautam Gambhir, as the party high command has not received a good feedback about her work.
“Reports from the ground about Meenakshi Lekhi are not good. People from her constituency are not happy with her performance and the party leadership has decided that she will not be repeated this time as a candidate from New Delhi.
A BJP leader was quoted as saying to newspaper that Gautam Gambhir, in most likelihood, will be the party’s candidate from the same seat. He has wide acceptability and is known for his social work. He is a Delhiite and will do his best for the people of Delhi.”
