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Bharatiya Janata Party National President, JP Nadda, on Friday appointed State Incharge and Co-Incharge for various states across the country.
The party has appointed General Secretary Vinod Tawde as in-charge of Bihar and MP Deepak Prakash as co-in-charge. Nitin Nabin has been appointed in charge of Chhattisgarh, Ashish Sood of Goa and Ajeet Gopchade of Manipur. The states where elections will take place in coming times--Satish Poonia will oversee the work in Haryana, while Surendra Singh Nagar will be his co-incharge. Tarun Chugh has been appointed in-charge of two UTs--Ladakh and Jammu and Kashmir. Ashish Sood will be in charge in J-K. Laxmikant Bajpai (MP) will see the work in Jharkhand. In Himachal Pradesh, Srikant Sharma has been appointed as incharge while Sanjay Tandon is the co-in-charge. Dushyant Kumar Gautam of Uttarakhand and Rekha Verma as co-incharge. BJP senior leader Prakash Javadekar will see the work in Kerala while MP Aparajita Sarangi will be his co-incharge. BJP MP from Odisha, Sambit Patra, has been appointed as co-ordinator, while former Union Minister of State for External Affairs, V Muraleedharan, will be joint co-ordinator of North East states. Meanwhile, Ravinder Rana, BJP Jammu and Kashmir Chief said on Thursday that the party's National President, JP Nadda will visit the Union Territory on July 6 in view of the Assembly elections. Rana also emphasized that the next Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir will be from the BJP. Earlier this month, Union Home Minister Amit Shah unequivocally announced that the BJP will not enter into an alliance with any party in the upcoming Haryana Assembly polls. "Remove this doubt from your mind that we will go with anyone or take anyone's support, rather, we will form the BJP government with an absolute majority," Shah said. In a post on X, the Home Minister said that in the last 10 years, Haryana has seen a new era of welfare and development of farmers and others. "Today I interacted with the energetic workers of Haryana at the BJP Executive meeting in Panchkula (Haryana). In the last 10 years, Haryana has seen a new era of welfare and development of farmers, poor, deprived and backward people, leaving behind the rule of cuts, commissions and corruption," he said. "Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji, the workers of Haryana BJP are determined to go door-to-door and conduct an extensive public relations campaign to ensure that this time the BJP wins the state with a two-thirds majority," Amit Shah added. (ANI)
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