BJP plans to tighten the screening process for party switchovers, making it more rigorous and challenging for potential turncoats.

New Delhi is reportedly cautious about inducting leaders into the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), especially those aspiring to become union ministers or contest elections, to prevent potential embarrassments. The leadership is keen to ensure that individuals seeking to join the party are committed to its ideology, ethics, and code of discipline. To oversee new entrants at the central level, leaders like Bhupender Yadav, Anurag Thakur, Himanta Biswa Sarma, and BL Santhosh have been mentioned.

The BJP aims to avoid situations where leaders join the party solely for electoral opportunities and then leave if denied a ticket. Recent exits in West Bengal and Madhya Pradesh have heightened concerns, and the party wants to minimize instances where senior members oppose new inductions. Despite these challenges, party leaders assert that the BJP has successfully attracted more leaders than it has lost in recent years, citing examples of former Congress chief ministers and ministers who joined the party. The BJP maintains an open-door policy but emphasizes adherence to its principles by those associating with the party.

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