In Ghosi, SP and bjp had given their full strength in support of their candidates. Big and small leaders of

both the parties were standing in the field. In such a situation, the result will have a direct impact on the

politics of UP. Whichever party wins, it will try to directly link this victory to 2024. Because there is barely

6 months left for the announcement of 2024 elections. In such a situation, let us know, what will be the

impact on which party?

1. BJP- bharatiya janata party had given ticket to turncoat dara singh Chauhan, who faced a lot of

opposition in the party organization. The party had fielded the organization for damage control. If Dara is

successful in winning the elections, credit will go to the bjp organization. The strength of the organization

will directly impact the 2024 elections. Ghosi seat is currently with SP and dara singh has changed sides

and joined BJP. Along with Dara, there is speculation that many other MLAs will leave SP. If bjp wins

Ghosi, then by giving its example, it can bring some SP MLAs in its fold. There is hardly any major split in

the SP in the recent times due to bjp losing Ghosi. bjp is trying to help big leaders to break SP's backward,

Dalit and minority formula.

2. Samajwadi Party- SP had nominated local sudhakar Singh from Ghosi. Shivpal Singh Yadav himself was

in charge of the elections here. If SP wins the election here, then there will be new enthusiasm among SP

workers. Shivpal's role may increase in the Lok Sabha. If SP Ghosi wins, it will send a message that SP is

capable of directly challenging bjp in Purvanchal. In 2022, akhilesh yadav did a clean sweep in Ghazipur,

Ambedkar nagar and Azamgarh by staying with Om Prakash Rajbhar. There are a total of 21 Lok Sabha

seats in Purvanchal, out of which most of the seats are currently occupied by the BJP. If the SP loses the

election here, then the congress can increase the pressure in the 2024 seat sharing. The congress can argue

that even the SP is not able to win the elections on its own in UP.

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