Two and a half years after inducting Mulayam Singh Yadav’s daughter-in-law Aparna Yadav into the party, BJP has given her a big responsibility. Aparna has been made the vice-president of the UP Women’s Commission. Aparna joined BJP just before the assembly elections in 2022. Then there was a possibility of her getting a BJP ticket but it did not happen. After this, there were many occasions when there was talk of Aparna becoming an MLC or contesting the by-election. She could not get any responsibility even in the party’s organization. Once or twice there were talks of fielding her against Dimple and Akhilesh Yadav, but BJP never gave Aparna any chance. Now after the defeat of BJP in the Lok Sabha elections and the big success of SP, Aparna has been given a post.
The notification of appointing Aparna as the Vice President of UP Women’s Commission was issued on Tuesday evening. According to the notification issued by the Women’s Welfare Section, Governor Anandben Patel has appointed Babita Chauhan of Agra as the President. Along with Aparna, Charu Chaudhary of Gorakhpur has been appointed as the Vice President of the Women’s Commission.
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Aparna Yadav is the wife of Prateek Yadav, son of Mulayam’s second wife Sadhna Yadav. Aparna and Prateek Yadav had a love marriage after meeting each other during school days. Aparna was fielded by Akhilesh Yadav from Lucknow Cantt on a Samajwadi Party ticket in the 2017 assembly elections. However, she was defeated by BJP’s Rita Bahuguna Joshi.
Just before the next elections i.e. 2022, Aparna suddenly decided to leave SP and join BJP. It was then believed that BJP may give her a chance again from Lucknow Cantt. But since then, Aparna has not been given any chance anywhere. She also campaigned for BJP but stayed away from campaigning against Dimple and Akhilesh. Now once again SP has become powerful in UP, so many meanings are being drawn from Aparna getting a chance in BJP.
This is the new team of Women’s Commission
chairman
Babita Chauhan of Agra
Vice President-2
Aparna Yadav of Lucknow
Charu Chaudhary of Gorakhpur
Member-25
Anju Prajapati, Dr. Priyanka Maurya, Ritu Shahi, Ekta Singh from Lucknow.
Himani Agarwal, Meenakshi Bharala, Manisha Ahlawat from Meerut
Poonam Dwivedi and Anita Gupta from Kanpur
Avni Singh, Sangeeta Jain Annu from Bijnor
Sunita Shrivastava of Ballia
Anupama Singh of Jhansi
Sujita Kumar of Kheri
Meena Kumari of Aligarh
Neelam Prabhat of Mirzapur
Geeta Bind of Jaunpur
Geeta Vishwakarma of Prayagraj
Bareilly Pushpa Pandey
Rampur Sunita Saini
Archana Patel of Lalitpur
Janaknandini of Sant Kabir Nagar
Statue of Kaushambi Kushwaha
Renu Gaur of Kasganj
Sapna Kashyap of Saharanpur
