The Samajwadi Party is gearing up for a massive show if strength in its national executive meeting beginning from October 8 in which Mulayam Singh Yadav would be re-elected as party's national president.
Party's national general secretary Ram Gopal Yadav said here on Friday that in the executive meeting economic and political resolutions would be taken up and passed after deliberations.
"The party is expected to discuss naxalism and terrorism - two main issues during the executive meeting," Yadav told reporters here. On the opening day, a 25-foot statue of Janeshwar Mishra would also be unveiled in the park. On October 8 elections for the party president and national council would be held in themorning and thereafter the elected president will address the new council members. Party spokesma Rajendra Chaudhry said that around 15,000 party leaders and workers would attend the meeting and smooth operation different committees have been set up. The 'decoration committee to decorate entire city and the venue for the occasion. Several gates would be erected while big hording of the socialist leaders would also be put up on the main crossings of the city, he said.
On the venue, several big lED screens would be put up so that the workers could watch their leaders and hear their speeches, he said.According to the programme, on October 8 evening, political and economic resolutions would be tabled and discussions would start thereafter. The resolutions would be passed the next day. On October 10, an open session would be held with conclusion of the conference by president's address.
A 40-members committee, headed by former Rajya Sabha member Bhagwati Singh, would make all the arrangements for the national convention where cultural programmes would alsobe organised in every evening.