Source: The Times Of India
VASAI: Within just a week, the Bahujan Vikas Aaghadi (BVA) faced yet another setback as a fresh group of its leaders officially joined the BJP on Tuesday at the party’s Mumbai headquarters. Unlike the earlier induction on August 5—where leaders from both the BVA and the UBT faction came on board—this time the spotlight was solely on BVA members making the switch. Among the new entrants was former Nalasopara corporator Mahesh Patil, along with the heads of the party’s slum cells and a sizeable number of senior grassroots workers.
Political analysts had already anticipated such a move from the BVA leadership, especially after the party’s dismal performance in the last assembly elections. The BVA had suffered a clean sweep loss, failing to retain any of its three seats, all of which went to the BJP. Even more damaging was the electoral defeat of the party’s most prominent father-son duo—Hitendra Thakur and Kshitij Thakur—which marked a major turning point in the region’s political landscape.
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