New Delhi
The Election Commission has issued a notification for the Vice Presidential election. The Vice Presidential election will be held on 9 September. With this, the ruling party and the opposition have started finding their candidates. However, the candidate has not been announced by any coalition for this yet. The Central Government and NDA are relaxed about the Vice Presidential election and she is not trying to make any hurry in the candidate selection. It is reported that NDA will finalize the name after Rakhi. At the same time, the government will also talk to the leaders of the opposition before deciding the candidates.
First, an attempt will be made to form a general opinion in the name of the Vice Presidential candidate, for this, there will be an attempt to talk to the leaders of the opposition.
Some big ministers of the Center will start a campaign to form a consensus by discussing the name of the Vice President with the big leaders of the opposition. The task of negotiation will be assigned to senior ministers who have good contact and good relations with the leaders of the opposition. Sources reveal that Defense Minister Rajnath Singh can be given the responsibility of forming a general opinion in the name of Vice Presidential candidate by talking to the leaders of the opposition. Union Home Minister Amit Shah and other senior ministers may also talk to NDA colleagues.
Please tell that former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar suddenly resigned from the post on the night of 21 July. On July 22, President Draupadi Murmu approved the resignation of Dhankhar. The tenure of 74 -year -old Dhankar was till 10 August 2027.
Elections will be held on 9 September
Elections for the next Vice President of the country will be held on 9 September. Tough competition seems to be likely because the BJP -led opposition can also field a common candidate for the BJP -led NDA. In such a situation, there is a possibility of a tough fight. On July 21 last month, Jagdeep Dhankhar resigned in an unexpected manner. This was the first such incident of independent India when a Vice President resigned while holding office. Also, he did not claim for any high position.
