The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is solidifying its political presence across multiple Indian states. In Andhra Pradesh, a successful membership drive launch highlighted the party's growing influence, attributed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's clean image. In Jammu and Kashmir, BJP leader Ram Madhav accused rival parties NC and PDP of having ex-militant support and criticized their promises to restore Article 370, urging for new leadership. Concurrently, the BJP has gained significant momentum in Haryana, with multiple former Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) leaders and other political figures joining its ranks ahead of the upcoming elections. This influx includes former ministers and district presidents, which strengthens the party's position in the state. Additionally, in Jharkhand, former Chief Minister Madhu Koda and Congress MLA Jitesh Antapurkar have joined the BJP, further indicating shifting political landscapes.