Himachal Elections 2017: Salman Khan's brother-in-law can fight elections on BJP ticket

Actor Salman Khan's flutter is preparing to try his hand at politics. It is discussed that in the Himachal Pradesh elections (2017), BJP can give ticket to Salman's sister Arpita Khan's husband, Ayush Sharma.

New Delhi: Actor Salman Khan's flutter is preparing to try his hand in politics The discussion is that in the Himachal Pradesh elections (2017), BJP can give ticket to Salman's sister Arpita Khan's husband, Ayush Sharma. However, it is not clear what AYUSH will contest from which seat. On Sunday, AYUSH's father, Anil Sharma, left the Congress and joined BJP. Until leaving the party, Anil Sharma is a minister in Himachal's current Virbhadra Singh government. After leaving the party, in an interview with the media, Anil Sharma has clearly stated that the BJP has given assurance to give him ticket from the Mandi seat. However, when asked about his son Ayush coming to the polls, he said that the party will decide. With this statement, there has been speculation in the political corridor that perhaps Salman Khan's brother-in-law can contest the assembly elections.

Ayush Sharma's grandfather, Sukhram Sharma has been Union minister. For the last few years, Sukh Ram Sharma's son Anil Sharma is fully active in politics. In this assembly elections, Anil Sharma is preparing to launch his son in politics. Congress is considered as the stronghold of the Mandi and the surrounding area, but due to the presence of Anil Sharma and his family in BJP, the BJP's position is looking a bit stronger.

Anil Sharma had confirmed on Saturday that he would go to BJP, but party spokesman Ganesh Dutt had formally announced it on Sunday. After leaving the party, Anil Sharma said that he was not getting respect in the Congress, so decided to leave the party.

It is reported from sources that in Himachal Pradesh, Union Minister JP Nadda and former CM Premchand Kumar Dhumal of Himachal Pradesh are ahead in the race for BJP's CM candidate's run. Assembly elections in Himachal Pradesh are to be held on 9th November.

On Saturday, a BJP leader told that the party's Central Election Committee (CEC) had held discussions for more than two hours on the names of potential candidates for the 68-member assembly elections and will be declared a list of candidates on Sunday. .