Addressing a public interaction programme in Maharajganj, Tripathi also announced that he will contest from Pharenda and his son and former MLA Amanmani Tripathi would contest from Nautanwa.
Dimple Yadav said the scheme would be implemented in phases and its functioning and success would be assessed periodically, with necessary improvements made based on the outcome.
The meeting was attended by the newly-appointed office bearers of BJP, presidents of its state units, in-charges of the BJP state units and other senior functionaries at the party headquarters.
Majithia said SAD and the BJP had parted ways over the three farm laws, which have since been repealed, and added that the current situation in Punjab has revived public demand for the alliance.
The Congress and GFP have started preliminary discussions on reviving their 2022 alliance, while the AAP said it is open to joining hands with like-minded parties to take on the BJP.
While no official reason has been cited for his exit, the move comes amid growing speculation over his possible return to active state politics ahead of the Punjab Assembly polls.