Aparna Yadav takes charge as Vice Chairperson of UP Women\"s Commission

Aparna Yadav, a social worker and BJP leader, has taken on the role of Vice Chairperson of the Uttar Pradesh State Women's Commission after a meeting with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Her appointment follows the recent selection of Babita Chauhan as Chairperson and Charu Chaudhary as another Vice Chairperson. While Chauhan and Chaudhary quickly assumed their roles, Aparna's delay sparked rumors of her dissatisfaction with the BJP, raising questions about her political standing. Political analysts have expressed concerns regarding the appropriateness of her new position, suggesting that her contributions during the assembly elections warranted a more significant role within the party. Sources indicate that since joining the BJP after leaving the Samajwadi Party, Aparna had anticipated a more prominent responsibility, which may have contributed to her initial discontent with the Vice Chairperson role. The situation escalated when Minister of State for Transport, Dayashankar Singh, was reportedly sent to address her concerns, further fueling speculation about her feelings towards the party. However, Bhupendra Chaudhary, the President of the BJP's UP unit, has publicly dismissed claims of her dissatisfaction, asserting that she is committed to her responsibilities and that her appointment was based on ideological commitment rather than caste considerations. Despite the rumors, Aparna has not made any public statements regarding her feelings about the position. The political landscape remains watchful as her role unfolds within the commission, and the implications of her appointment continue to be analyzed by party members and political experts alike.