BJP president Amit Shah would take a review meeting of eight committees, including Namami Gange, Sampark Abhiyan, Swachchh Bharat Abhiyan and office construction and modernisation panels on April 29 with an aim to fine tune and expedite their programmes.
Shah had revamped these committees at the National Executive meeting of the party on April 3 at Bengaluru, involving Union Ministers and party MPs.
These committees are to monitor and quicken the pace of work in the given fields in a specific timeframe. The BJP which would complete its membership drive by the month and would embark on ‘Sampark Abhiyan’ with new members and have dialogue with them before launching the massive training programme of 15 lakh members.
The Committees on Swatchta Abhiyan, Beti Bacho-Beti Padhao and Namami Gange have been asked to monitor these projects of national importance with wide social and political impact and implications.
With an aim to expand its reach in a network of ‘self-owned’ offices in all districts, the BJP is constructing ‘modern offices ‘ across the country in identified lands in respective States.
The eight committees are: Sampark Abhiyan: Bhupendra Yadav, Saroj Pandey, Bl Santosh and Kailash Vijayvargiya.
Aajivan Sahayog Nidhi: Ashok Dhawan, Anil Jain, Shyam Jaju and Anil Goel.
Swachchh Bharat Abhiyan: Prabhat Jha, Purushottam Rupala, JP Nadda, Vijay Goel and Makhan Singh.
Beti Bachao-Beti Padhao: Rajendra Phadke, Renu Devi, Nirmala Sitaraman, H Raja, Tarun Chugh and B S Mathur.
Namami Gange: Trivendra Rawat, Prakash Jawdekar, Uma Bharti, Rajneesh Kumar, Shivprakash and Hridaynath Singh.
Office Construction committee: Mangeram Garg, Piyush Goel, Saudan Singh, Rakesh Kumar Jain and Baldev Raj Sharma.
Training: Murlidhar Rao, V Satish, Ram Pyare Pandey, Mahesh Sharma, l Ganeshan, Balashankar and Suresh Pujari.
Office Modernisation: Arun Singh, Poonam Mahajan, Mahendra Pandey, Arun Jain and Mohan Rajulu.
Shah who is currently on a visit to Mizoram, Nagaland and Manipur will return back in National Capital on April 19. On the second day of his four-day tour of northeastern states, Shah held meetings with Nagaland BJP leaders and asked> them to strengthen the party’s base.
The BJP chief on Friday called on Nagaland Governor PB Acharya and discussed schemes for welfare of tribals as well as thelaw and order situation in the state.
He met representatives of some social organisations, including the supreme Naga Hoho, the apex social body of the Nagas, besides members of the business community.
Shah also met leaders of all religions here, including Muslims, Christians and Hindus.
The BJP chief later met all 11 district presidents of BJP in thestate and assessed various party activities and asked them to step up the work to strengthen it.
Shah who has been on a country-wide tour would proceed to Punjab on April first and move to Himachal Pradesh on April 2nd and arrive in Uttarakhand on April 3rd where he would meet members of state National Executives and discuss progress of undergoing party programmes.