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Elections? Maybe not.Kaafi log pehle se line mein hote hain. Multi generational politically connected, asset rich people who are clamouring for a ticket. Unless you have found the limelight at the national level (good or bad reasons), or are a washing machine for the party, or above all, are a phenomenal speaker, political entry is difficult. Yes, your role will teach you the unwritten rules. But maybe temper your ambitions, and truly be in the game for the people, and a ticket might be possible in a decade or two.
i’ll be privy to national politics and could potentially start my own chambers after 5 years of being a junior. Also, I could potentially contests LS & RS elections in 2029 & 2031, provided that I be an asset to the party.
PS: The party in question is a State level party.