New Delhi, Sep 29 (IANS): BJP National President Nitin Nabin has asked the party’s newly appointed state in-charges and co-in-charges, at a meeting held in Delhi, to focus on strengthening the organisation at the grassroots level and spend more time in the states rather than making frequent visits to Delhi.
The meeting, held at party headquarters in Delhi on Tuesday, was the first collective interaction of the newly appointed state in-charges and co-in-charges following the recent organisational reshuffle covering all 28 states and eight Union Territories.
According to sources, the meeting was attended by functionaries responsible for the party’s organisational work across all states and Union Territories. The discussions focused on strengthening the organisation, preparations for upcoming Assembly elections and expanding the party’s outreach among different sections of society.
Sources said Nabin gave a clear message to the functionaries that the responsibility assigned to them should be treated as their primary priority and they should work in the interests of the organisation rather than focusing on individual considerations.
The BJP president directed the in-charges and co-in-charges to make regular visits to their respective states and maintain continuous engagement with the state units.
Nabin also stressed the need for regular organisational meetings at the booth level, with feedback from the ground being communicated to the central leadership.
The state in-charges have been asked to ensure that party programmes and organisational activities reach the grassroots and that the functioning of the organisation is regularly reviewed.
Particular emphasis was laid on strengthening outreach among women, youth and different sections of society. The functionaries were asked to regularly conduct programmes under the party’s organisational initiatives, including those related to Viksit Bharat Sankalp, and maintain continuous contact with us social groups.
The BJP president also instructed the newly appointed functionaries to make frequent visits to poll-bound states and remain actively involved in preparations for the upcoming Assembly elections.
The party has recently revamped its organisational structure ahead of the 2027 Assembly election cycle, with new in-charges and co-in-charges appointed across all 36 states and Union Territories.
Sources said there had been complaints that some party functionaries were making frequent trips to the national capital and spending considerable time seeking meetings with senior leadership. Nabin reportedly made it clear that those entrusted with responsibility for a state should remain focused on their assigned organisational work there.
