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BJP can’t delay its president’s election. Nadda’s continued tenure violates party constitution

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Completion of organisational polls in states and UTs now leaves no more excuse for BJP to delay its president’s election. Nadda’s continued tenure, even a year after his extension, violates the party constitution. The opacity surrounding the election of his successor raises troubling questions about inner-party democracy in the BJP.

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