New Delhi (EMS). The winter session of Parliament may begin in the last week of November. Even before this, the Bharatiya Janata Party has started arranging MPs for a clear majority in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. Two MPs of the YSR Party have resigned from the Rajya Sabha. Moopidevi Venkataraman and Veda Mastan Rao resigned from their party and Rajya Sabha membership on Thursday. It is believed that they will now join the Telugu Desam Party. The Bharatiya Janata Party does not have sufficient number of MLAs in Andhra Pradesh. Therefore, these two MPs will be inducted into the TDP.
He will return to Rajya Sabha after being elected from TDP. It is being said that seven Rajya Sabha members of YSR will be made to resign soon. Discussions are going on between Chandrababu Naidu and Amit Shah for this. He will come to Rajya Sabha from TDP, or TDP will support him and get him elected to Rajya Sabha on BJP ticket. Bharatiya Janata Party has already made two Rajya Sabha members resign. He has also become a BJP MP after winning the Rajya Sabha election.
The BJP is targeting MPs from smaller parties to ensure that the party gets an absolute majority in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. In the last two months, efforts are being made on a large scale in a secretive manner. It is also being said in the news that the MPs of the Lok Sabha are being persuaded to change sides for Rs. 100 crores. However, there is no proof of this. But the way MPs are resigning or changing parties and joining the BJP, it gives strength to such allegations.
Recently, former Jharkhand Chief Minister Champai Soren was made to resign and was inducted into the BJP. Its reaction is being felt very strongly in the country’s politics. It is also being said in discussions that a situation of rebellion has arisen in NDA’s allies LJP and JDU as well. Keeping the anti-defection law in mind, the MPs of these parties will defect anytime with sufficient numbers. Due to which the members of the Lok Sabha will not have to contest elections. BJP will become stronger in the Lok Sabha as well.
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