
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the newly constituted BJP national office-bearers on Monday, the first such interaction since the party's new team was appointed on August 17. The meeting, held at the…
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the newly constituted BJP national office-bearers on Monday, the first such interaction since the party's new team was appointed on August 17. The meeting, held at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi, focused on organisational matters and preparations for upcoming elections.
The team, led by BJP president Nitin Nabin, discussed new ideas and perspectives for the party's future strategy. PM Modi reportedly emphasised the need for effective coordination between the party and the government to ensure delivery on developmental promises.
The meeting signals the start of a new organisational cycle for the BJP under Nitin Nabin, who replaced J.P. Nadda as party president. This is critical as the party faces assembly elections in several states over the next year, including Maharashtra and Haryana. The BJP's 3.0 team will be expected to sharpen booth-level outreach and counter anti-incumbency. Watch for the appointment of new state presidents and district-level coordinators in the coming weeks, which will test Nabin's organisational grip.
Source: ndtv.com
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