Lucknow, Oct 19 (Reporter) Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath convened a crucial meeting with Deputy Chief Minister, Bharatiya Janata Party's district units in-charges, and officials to review the strategy for the upcoming byelection in nine assembly seats across the state. The meeting involved in-depth discussions focused on the electoral landscape and the development of targeted strategies aimed at securing victories in all contested seats. Yogi also assigned specific responsibilities to the party's district in-charges and officials, underlining the party's commitment to a cohesive and effective campaign in the lead-up to the polls. During the meeting, the CM highlighted the need for stronger teamwork between ministers and officials. He emphasized that party leaders must fully commit to their responsibilities in the upcoming by-election, leaving no stone unturned. Yogi said that winning these bypolls would not only be a political achievement but also a sign of public trust, urging everyone to work with loyalty and dedication. He directed party leaders and workers to effectively manage the byelection right down to the booth level, stressing that every seat is important and called for precise management and oversight at this grassroots level. The CM encouraged leaders to stay active in their communities and engage with the public through local meetings, known as 'chaupals'. He then highlighted the importance of understanding and addressing public issues in these gatherings to build greater trust in the party. Additionally, the CM directed the ministers and officials to spend more time in districts where by-election is taking place. He emphasized the importance of establishing direct communication with local residents, listening to their concerns, and ensuring quick solutions. Yogi called for enhanced electoral preparations through coordination with local district officials. BJP state president Bhupendra Singh Chaudhary also reviewed the party's preparations, encouraging all workers. He announced that the party is fully prepared to contest all nine seats and, under CM Yogi’s leadership, will approach the byelection with great strength. Chaudhary expressed confidence that the party would not only secure the nine seats, but also the tenth, which is yet to be announced. In the upcoming byelection, there are a total of ten seats at stake, with five previously held by the Samajwadi Party (SP) and five by the NDA alliance. The BJP holds three of these seats, while the Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) and Nishad Party each have one. In the 2022 election, the SP secured the Katehari, Karhal, Sisamau, and Kundarki seats, along with the Milkipur seat in Ayodhya, which is not yet scheduled for byelection. Apart from this, by-election will be held in Phulpur, Majhawan, Ghaziabad Sadar, Khair, Meerapur seats. The meeting was attended by Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak, Cabinet Ministers Swatantra Dev Singh and Surya Pratap Shahi, along with several senior ministers and BJP officials, including the minister-in-charge...////...