In a bid to achieve party’s “Mission 75” in Haryana Assembly elections, Chief Minister Manohar Lal on Friday held a meeting with senior party leaders in Rohtak to chalk out strategy for various organizational works and programmes ahead of polls.
The meeting was held after the state level function of 5th International Yoga Day presided over by Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Rohtak.
The state party president Subash Barala, state general secretary (organization) Suresh Bhatt, three state general secretaries, Karnal MP Sanjay Bhatia, Vedpal Advocate and Sandeep Joshi attended the meeting.
After winning all 10 Lok Sabha seats in Haryana recently, the BJP has set an ambitious target of winning 75 seats out of total 90 in the State Assembly polls. Currently, there are 48 BJP MLAs in the State Assembly.
Subhash Barala, while talking to the mediapersons said that organizational programmes were discussed during the meeting. A meeting of party working committee has been convened on June 28 and 29 to chalk out the strategy for upcoming State Assembly elections. Apart from this, mandal-level meetings will be held from July 1 onwards to further strengthen party’s organisational base, he said.
The state organisational in-charges, Ministers, MLAs among others will hold these meetings on as many as 290 mandals.
Barala said that the organizational structure of panna pramukhs appointed during Lok Sabha elections will also be reviewed in the meeting.
The assembly elections are not far away, hence all programmes and meetings of the BJP will be held, keeping in mind the upcoming polls only, he added.