Ahead of Assembly elections in ten States, the BJP's two-day National Executive meeting will begin here on Monday with Prime Minister expected to give the 'victory mantra' to the party.
Besides Prime Minister Modi and BJP national president J P Nadda, Union Ministers including Home Minister Amit Shah and defense Minister Rajnath Singh, Chief Ministers of BJP-ruled States state presidents, and other senior party leaders would attend the top organizational meet.
The meeting will start with Nadda's speech on Monday and conclude on January 17 with the address of the Prime Minister at the NDMC building.
Apart from this, resolutions related to the 'achievements' made by the Modi government in various fields and the G-20 presidency given to India can also be passed in during the meeting. BJP vice president Baijayant Jay Panda will coordinate the organizational exercise related to G20. India has planned around 200 events across 56 cities in the run-up to the G20 summit in September.
Talking to newspersons here, BJP General Secretary Vinod Tawde informed that a mega exhibition based on six different themes including 'Good Governance First', Inclusive and Empowered India', 'Vishwa Guru Bharat' will be showcased at NDMC Convention Centre during the two-day meet. A meeting of BJP office bearers was held on Sunday morning to give a final touch to the agenda of the National Executive he said. The National executive meeting will also be extending the presidential tenure of Nadda until Lok Sabha poll, next year.
The BJP National Executive meeting is significant in view of the upcoming and crucial assembly elections in ten states as well as the 2024 Lok Sabha elections , barely 16 months away.
The BJP will chalk out its strategy for the poll bound states, and Prime Minister Modi "will give the mantra of victory" to the BJP leaders, according to sources. Shah, Rajnath Singh, and several other leaders of the party are likely to speak on the important proposals in the meeting. The BJP also plans to hold a roadshow, amid cultural performances by artists from various states, to honor Modi on January 17 and kickstart the second day of the national executive meet where state units will submit their progress reports.
The meeting will be passing resolutions on economic, political, and social issues. Key organizational changes in the poll-bound states will also come up for discussion in the meeting, sources said. Party's recent victory in Gujarat assembly polls and loss in Himachal Pradesh will be scrutinized with feedback reports from the state units, said BJP leaders.
Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, and Telangana and also states of Northeast- Nagaland, Tripura, and Meghalaya- would go for polls this year. The union territory of Jammu and Kashmir may also have elections this year after finalization of delimitation of constituencies in union territory