Dilip Jaiswal hinted at the organizational overhaul of BJP to boost the morale of workers before 2025 poll.

Patna December 2, 2024: Bihar is gearing up for a significant organizational overhaul as it prepares for the 2025 Assembly elections under the leadership of its newly appointed state president, Dilip Jaiswal.

The reshuffle reflects the party’s strategy to strengthen its grassroots and address emerging challenges in the state’s political landscape.

Dilip Jaiswal said new state committee will be formed after Makar Sankranti:

The party will conduct elections for booth-level, divisional, and district-level officials. These elections are expected to be completed by December this year.

Dilip Jaiswal announced that the state committee will be finalized shortly after Makar Sankranti (mid-January 2024).

He stated, “ After eating curd and Chuda, you will get to see the new state committee, “which signals a traditional timeline and reflects the cultural symbolism tied to Bihar’s political calendar.

Reassignments and Role Adjustments:

Several state general secretaries have been given new responsibilities. Leader like.

Rajesh Verma, Jagannath Thakur, and Lalan Mandal have been included in BJP’s 20-point program, with Mandal appointed as a vice-president. Sheela Prajapati, the party’s state vice-president, now serves on the Child Protection Commission.

State general secretaries Mithilesh Tiwari and Shivesh Ram, who both contested and lost in the Lok Sabha elections from Buxar and Sasaram respectively, may face changes in their organizational roles in line with the party’s focus on separating electoral responsibilities from organizational duties.

The principle of “one person, one post” led to former state president Samrat Chaudhary, Deputy Chief Minister, relinquishing his position as president.

The current state president, Dilip Jaiswal, will steer the party through the 2025 Assembly elections.

BJP’s strategic Focus:

The reshuffle aligns with the BJP’s effort to enhance internal efficiency and address its electoral challenges. By reorganizing leadership at various levels, The party aims to strengthen its booth-level presence.

The party also wants to ensure accountability and clarity in leadership roles, particularly under the “one person, one post” rule.

Build a cohesive and proactive campaign structure leading into 2025. The reshuffle also underscores BJP’s attempt to maintain a balance between experience and fresh perspectives within the organization while gearing up for a high-stakes electoral battle in Bihar. The new state committee, to be unveiled in January, will be pivotal in shaping the party’s campaign strategy and grassroots outreach.

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