BJP local committee polls conclude peacefully

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The elections to  29,863 local committees of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have been completed with mutual consent in cordial atmosphere on October 3, 4 and 5.

BJP State Vice President and State organisational election officer in-charge Ajaypratap Singh in a statement here on Monday informed that the elections for 29,863 local committees were held on October 3, 4 and 5 with mutual consent and in cordial atmosphere. “Complaints were received from some places that were forwarded to the district election officer of the concerned districts with instructions to resolve them after doing enquiry in the time specified for that. Instructions have been given to do enquiry keeping in mind the nature of the complaint and then to take decision on them,” Singh said.

Singh further said that a meeting of all the district election officers of the State has been called on October 10 at party state headquarters Pundit Deendayal Upadhyaya Campus in that information of the local committee wise election results would be provided. The meeting would be attended by all the state office bearers, all divisional organisational secretaries, all district presidents and general secretaries and assistant district election officers. All the district presidents have been requested to bring lists of Mandal wise active members and the amount deposited by them, he added.

He said that prior to this meeting a meeting of all the State office bearers would be held on October 9 at party’s State headquarters at 3 pm.

He said that preparations have been completed for publication of lists of active members in all the districts on October 6 and that the lists of active members would be published on October 6.

Elections for Mandals would be held in the next phase. For this directions would be issued in the October 10 meeting. Organizational elections for Jhabua, Ratlam, Alirajpur, Dewas and Satna districts have been postponed due to by-elections. Organizational elections in these districts would be held later, and the he added.

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