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After becoming the national president of BJP, Nitin Naveen has started preparations for the upcoming assembly elections. Amidst the ongoing meeting at BJP headquarters in Delhi, Nitin Naveen held a separate meeting for 8 hours regarding election states. State presidents, organization general secretaries and in-charges of West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam and Tamil Nadu were present in this meeting. During this time, a strategy was prepared for the election states, in which emphasis was laid on expanding the organization to the booth level before the elections.
Nitin Naveen took stock of election preparations
According to sources, reports on state-wise election preparations were also taken from all the leaders at the BJP headquarters. After this everyone was asked to speed up the election campaign. In his address at the meeting of BJP officials, JP Nadda said, ‘Leadership changes, ideals do not change. Everyone has to work harder to take the party further.
Nitin Naveen said, ‘In the states where there is no government, the government has to be formed by working hard till the booth level. Where there is a government, the organization has to be strengthened. Apart from this, the ongoing campaigns at the organizational level have to be increased more rapidly. SIR, programs like Developed India, campaign on Ram Ji law and Mann Ki Baat have to be expanded more rapidly.
New BJP President will visit West Bengal
Nitin Naveen is also going to visit West Bengal at the end of this month. During this, he will review the party’s preparations for the assembly elections to be held this year. Here he will hold several meetings with senior leaders of the state. The purpose of these meetings will be to understand the situation of the organization before the elections and assess the strength of the party.
The new BJP president said that ‘demographic changes’ are being discussed in the states ahead of the upcoming elections in West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry. He said, ‘We have seen how things have changed there due to demographic changes, which is a challenge before us, but I am confident that BJP workers will provide strong leadership in these five states with all their strength and struggle and hard work.’