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Until this summer, UP was the jewel in the BJP’s crown – the state that ensured the party had an overwhelming majority in Parliament. But the 2024 Lok Sabha election has upended this. The BJP’s tally from UP has nearly halved, from 62 to 33. This appears to have set off a conflict between chief minister Adityanath and his deputy, Keshav Maurya, which many believe is a proxy war between Adityanath and Amit Shah, two leaders seen as potential successors to Narendra Modi.
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