The two-day BJP National Executive meeting commencing on Saturday and to be attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP president Amit Shah and all other top party leaders, would be deliberating current political situation in the country, Assembly polls in five States, key organisational issues and the passage of two resolutions including one on ‘Gaon, Garib aur Kisan’.
The National Executive would be preceded by four-hour-long office bearers’ meeting beginning in the morning which would be joined by Prime Minister at 3 pm. The national Executive would start with the inaugural address of the BJP president with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to give concluding address on Sunday.
All State leaders would present their report in the meeting and give progress of implementation of Central Government-initiated programmes and the details of party’s expansion in their States.
State elections inAssam,West Bengal, Kerala and Tamil Nadu and union territory Puducherry would be taken up for discussions. A report on poll preparations for the electorally key State of Uttar Pradesh where polls are due early next year may also be placed before the meeting, according to sources.
BJP veterans lK Advani, Murli Manohar Joshi, among others, are expected to attend the meet.
Unlike the last executive meet, this time round new members for the National Executive have not been announced as they are yet to be approved at the highest level, sources said.