New Delhi: The brainstorming has started in the BJP headquarters regarding the upcoming assembly elections in the country. Union Home Minister Amit Shah, National President JP Nadda and many others were present in this meeting. The meeting has lasted for about 10 hours for the last 2 days. In this meeting, preparations for the upcoming assembly elections and organizational issues have been discussed.
According to the report, in this meeting, filling the vacant posts in the organization, reviewing the ongoing programs of the government for 9 years and preparations for the assembly elections of 5 states and the 2024 Lok Sabha elections were brainstormed. Along with this, the change of state presidents was also discussed. There will be some more big meetings in the coming days. State in-charges and state unit presidents of some important states can also be changed. Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP President JP Nadda, Organization General Secretary BL Santosh, General Secretary Sunil Bansal and Vice President Saudan Singh were present in this meeting. The meeting lasted for about four hours late on Monday night and more than five hours from Tuesday morning.
After the success of "Chai Par Charcha" in 2014, the BJP is now going to communicate with workers through 'Tiffin Pe Charcha'. On the completion of 9 years of the Modi government, the BJP has made full preparations for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections on the pretext of a mass contact program. The BJP has given a special place to the discussion program on tiffin in its maha public relations campaign. The BJP has decided to hold tiffin meetings in 543 Lok Sabha constituencies and around 4,000 assembly constituencies across the country. These meetings will be held at every assembly level. Apart from all the MPs and MLAs of the party, selected 250 BJP leaders will be invited to the tiffin meeting. Its main objective is to activate the party's lower-level workers during the election season.
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