bharat adivasi party

Since 2008, Rajasthan’s politics has been shaped as much by the street and the party backroom as by the ballot box. The Gujjar reservation agitation showed how mass mobilisation could force policy shifts, while the Congress years exposed how internal rebellion—most dramatically Sachin Pilot’s 2020 breakaway—could threaten govts from within. Even as power kept alternating between Congress and BJP, new regional forces began altering local equations. Ashok Gehlot’s creation of 19 new districts redrew administrative and political maps, and BJP’s 2023 return ended with an unexpected leadership choice: Bhajan Lal Sharma.

Redrawn constituencies, targeted evictions, post-CAA politics, and a possible women’s voting bloc, make the state more interesting. And it’s not just BJP vs Congress. Regional parties are biding their time

The bharat adivasi party registered its first victory in Madhya Pradesh by winning the Sailana seat of Ratlam district. The party's Kamleshwar Dodiyar defeated the nearest rival and Congress candidate Harsh Vijay Gehlot in Sailana constituency by a margin of 4,618 votes as per the Election Commission.

BJP wins 17 out of 28 seats in Mewar and Wagad regions of Rajasthan, Congress wins 7 seats, and bharat adivasi party (BAP) wins 3 seats. BJP secures victories in Udaipur, Udaipur rural, Salumbar, Vallabhnagar, Gogunda, Jhadol seats. Congress wins Kherwara and Mavli seats. BAP's Jitesh Kumar Meena receives 51,691 votes causing significant loss for Congress. BJP celebrates victories of Tarachand Jain, Phool Singh Meena, and Amritlal Meena. Congress's CP Joshi loses to Vishwaraj Singh in Nathdwara. Dayaram Parmar retains Kherwara seat for Congress.

BAP's demand for a five-seat alliance with Congress faces resistance. Despite negotiations, the alliance seems unlikely as BAP announces candidates for various seats, and Congress remains firm on offering limited seats.

Bagidora assembly bypoll presents a political shift with Congress supporting BAP. Candidates like Jaikrishn Patel and Subhash Tamboliya vie for victory, while public sentiment and tribal votes play significant roles in the election dynamics.

Amidst the latest trends by the Election Commission of India (ECI), which shows BJP leading with 236 seats, Rajasthan Deputy Chief Minister Prem Chand Bairwa said that the trends are coming as per their expectations and they will reach their target of 400 seats.Prem Chand Bairwa said, "The trends are in favour of BJP. The trends are coming as per our expectations. And gradually, we will also reach our target and we are completely confident of that."

bharat adivasi party (BAP) wins 3 seats in Rajasthan assembly polls. BSP's Jaswant Singh Gurjar defeats BJP's Giriraj Singh Malinga accused of assaulting a Dalit engineer. BSP's Manoj Kumar and BAP's Rajkumar Roat also win seats. RLP chief Hanuman Beniwal narrowly wins against BJP's Rewant Ram Danga. CPI(M)'s Balwan Poonia and Girdhari Lal lose their seats.

The arrest of Bagidora MLA Jaikrishn Patel on bribery charges has severely impacted the bharat adivasi party's credibility. This scandal, involving a mining lease controversy, has disillusioned the party's tribal voter base, which had propelled BAP to prominence in the 2023 elections. The party faces internal turmoil and accusations of political sabotage amidst speculation about its future.

The BJP has secured victory in five out of seven assembly seats in the recent Rajasthan by-polls, while the Congress won one seat. The bharat adivasi party emerged victorious in the remaining seat.

Recognized as the tribal heartland of Rajasthan, Banswara appears to be the sole constituency across the nation where the Congress is actively campaigning against its own candidate and instead supporting the emerging BAP. Internal disputes within the longstanding party, disarray between its state and central divisions, and the reluctance of the high command led to a collaboration with the five-month-old BAP on terms set by the latter. Nevertheless, Congress' own candidate, Arvind Damor, continues to compete in the race.

Congress leader Sonia Gandhi on Saturday said she was happy that her innings "could conclude with the Bharat Jodo Yatra", calling Rahul Gandhi's march a turning point for the party. It triggered speculation that she was hinting at retiring from active politics but party leaders denied it.

Rajkumar Roat, a sitting MLA and founder of bharat adivasi party (BAP), believes that the new party has a strong chance in the upcoming assembly polls. BAP was formed after Bharatiya Tribal Party (BTP) was taken over by members of Congress and BJP. Roat promises a separate Bhil state for tribal people, reservation policies, and schemes for tribal area development. He also highlights the need for education and employment opportunities. Roat dismisses concerns about his previous support for Congress, stating that he will follow the will of the people. He sees both Congress and BJP as ideological rivals for BAP.

While addressing a public meeting in Adilabad, Shah said, "Can TRS save Telangana from Razakars? No. Both Congress and TRS are afraid of Owaisi. The 'ABC' of appeasement in Telangana means A for Asaduddin Owaisi, B for BRS, and C for Congress. The Congress party which is afraid of Owaisi cannot work for the welfare of Telangana."