With an eye on 2019 parliamentary elections, the saffron brigade in Punjab on Sunday decided to conduct the meeting of its State office bearers on every second and fourth Sunday of the month, while its district units would hold its meetings every Sunday.
Punjab BJP chief Shwait Malik, chairing his first meeting of the state party office-bearers after his elevation to the party’s top post in the state, took the opinion of all to strengthen the organization ahead of 2019 lok Sabha polls and to ensure party’s win at all 13 seats in the state.
The party leaders also put forth their views on the current socio-political situation of the state during the meeting.
Focusing on the need to take the welfare schemes initiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi since 2014 to each and every household in the state ahead 2019 polls, Malik stressed upon organizing regular meetings and programs.
It was unanimously decided that a meeting of the state office-bearers, along with the morcha (wing) presidents, would be held on every second and fourth Sunday of the month.
Similarly, it was finalized that the district units will meet every Sunday from 11 am to 1 pm, making it mandatory for the district Morcha presidents and general secretaries to attend them.
Malik also consigned organizational responsibilities to the state general secretaries making them regional in-charge of 11 districts each.
The state office-bearers have also been appointed in-charge of two districts each while the members of the state executive have been made in-charge of three mandals or blocks.
Malik exhorted the party leaders and workers to come out of their homes and take to the streets to save the Punjabis from the clutches of the Congress which has suppressed the people of the state and is exploiting them.