In a bid to prepare itself for the upcoming Assembly elections, Delhi BJP will organise its first State executive meeting on December 30 after restructuring the party’s executive committee.
Sources in the party said that national president of the party Amit Shah would preside over the meeting. This is Shah’s second meeting with the party members in the last five days.
The meeting would be held to chalk out strategies and assign roles for the upcoming Delhi Assembly polls. Party officials said that the focus of the meeting would be to chart the constituencies that require special attention. All senior leaders, MlAs, councillors are expected to attend the meeting.
State BJP president Satish Upadhyay reorganised the party’s executive committee and announced a list of special and permanent invitees. The newly-constituted executive committee comprises 69 members, including senior leaders Aarti Mehra and Jagdish Mukhi. Kulwant Rana, Ram Kishan Singhal, Rajnish Goenka, lal Bihari Tiwari, Savita Gupta are among others.
The Delhi BJP chief has also announced the list of permanent invitees comprising 24 members.
Upadhyay has involved all Delhi MPs — except Ramesh Bidhuri, who is the general secretary of State BJP — Harsh Vardhan, Meenakshi lekhi, Udit Raj, Maheish Girri, Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma, and Manoj Tiwari as permanent invitees in his team. Former Delhi BJP MP Vijay Goel and former Delhi Chief Minister Madan lal Khurana have also been named as permanent invitees.