BJP’s New National Team To Meet Nitin Nabin Today, Modi@25 Campaign And 2027 Poll Strategy In Focus
New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party is set to hold a series of important organisational meetings in the national capital on Saturday, bringing together its newly appointed national office-bearers and senior state-level leadership. The meetings come days after BJP president Nitin Nabin announced a major reshuffle of the party’s national team. The newly constituted national office-bearers are…
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is organizing a series of significant meetings in New Delhi on Saturday, involving its newly appointed national office-bearers and senior state-level leaders. The restructured team was introduced by BJP president Nitin Nabin following a major reshuffle of the party's national team. The inaugural meeting will serve as an introduction to the new team, with discussions focused on organizational priorities, coordination with party workers, and strengthening the BJP's grassroots network.
This meeting is particularly crucial as the BJP gears up for upcoming Assembly elections and maps out its longer-term organizational strategy.
Another key agenda item for the meeting is the BJP's nationwide 'Modi@25' campaign, commemorating Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 25th year in public life. The party is expected to finalize the roadmap and framework for nationwide programs. The meeting is also anticipated to provide a platform for discussions on organizational expansion, electoral preparedness, and coordination between the central and state units of the party.
With the 2027 electoral cycle looming, these discussions will be instrumental in shaping the party's broader organizational planning for the months ahead.
On August 17, the BJP announced a new national team of office-bearers, comprising 13 national vice-presidents, eight national general secretaries, 16 national secretaries, and other organizational appointments. The reshuffle saw senior leaders such as Vasundhara Raje Scindia, Ram Madhav, Baijayant Panda, and Tirath Singh Rawat elevated to national vice-presidents, while Smriti Irani, Vinod Tawde, Sunil Bansal, and Biplab Kumar Deb were appointed as national general secretaries.
B.L. Santosh remains in the role of national general secretary (organisation), and Piyush Goyal was designated as national treasurer. The reshuffle also introduced several new faces to key positions, aiming to blend organizational experience with younger leadership, broader regional representation, and increased social diversity.
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