Up panchayat chunav 2026: Assembly elections are proposed in Uttar Pradesh in the year 2026. Earlier, a minister in the state government and Suhail Dev Bharatiya Samaj Party leader Om Prakash Rajbhar has made a big claim. Giving information about the meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah, Rajbhar said that there has been talk on three issues.
Rajbhar also said that he has also talked to the Home Minister about the panchayat elections in UP. Rajbhar said that our aim was that we have made a demand to conduct both the UP chief and the district panchayat president to hold these elections with the public.
On the meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah, UP government minister Om Prakash Rajbhar said, ‘We had gone to congratulate him. The first was our job that for a long time we wanted caste census in the country and everyone should get justice. So yesterday, under the leadership of PM Modi, the cabinet approved it.
Rajbhar claimed that he also spoke to the Home Minister in the context of Bihar elections. Subhaspa Chief said that we have discussed about the election of Bihar. The Home Minister has said that he will call us for 20-25 days after talking to the people of Bihar.
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Why is this demand important?
Let us tell you that three -tier panchayat elections are proposed in the state next year. All political parties are preparing their strategy regarding this. Meanwhile, this demand of Rajbhar can make a big change in the panchayat elections in the state.
Currently, the District Panchayat Presidents and the heads are elected by the Panchayat members and BDC respectively. Many times such cases have also come to light that before completing the tenure, they either withdraw the power or the motion of no confidence of the presidents and heads comes. In such a situation, this demand made by Rajbhar becomes very important. Now it will be interesting to see if there will be any change in the upcoming election.