The assembly elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand have concluded, and the results are set to be announced on November 23. Ahead of this, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has scheduled a significant meeting tomorrow, Friday (November 22). The meeting, focused on the party’s organizational elections, will take place at the BJP’s expansion office starting at 12 PM.
The meeting will be chaired by BJP President JP Nadda and will be attended by state party presidents, organizational secretaries, state election in-charges, central election in-charges, and other senior leaders.
During the session, Nadda is expected to review the progress of organizational elections and discuss strategies for completing the elections at the mandal (block) level by November 30.
According to sources, the BJP aims to complete its state-level organizational elections by December, paving the way for the election of the party’s national president in January.
BJP Accelerates Organizational Election Process
The BJP is moving swiftly with its internal organizational elections. By the end of this month, states are required to complete elections for booth, district, and mandal presidents.
Following this, elections for new state presidents in half of the states are expected to be completed by December 15. Once this is done, the process for electing the party’s national president may commence.
BJP to Elect New National President Soon
While membership drives are underway in several states to register active members, the elections for block, booth, and district presidents are set to take place soon. This process is expected to be completed in over half of the states by November 30.
Once state-level president elections are finalized by December 15, the party can initiate the process for electing its national president.
According to party rules, the national president can be elected once the election process is completed in more than half of the states.
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