Buoyed by the success of the national executive committee meeting at Allahabad, the state BJP unit will hold its state executive meeting in Moradabad on July 9-10 to discuss and finetune the road map for Mission 2017. State BJP chief Keshav Prasad Maurya said that the new state executive, which is yet to be announced, will meet in Moradabad for two days from July 9.
“The state executive will finetune the path laid down by the national executive for UP Assembly polls. The party is determined to win 265 plus seats. In Moradabad, the party will reassess its strength and weaknesses,” Maurya told reporters in lucknow on Thursday.
BJP national president Amit Shah had asked the state unit to hold its executive meet within 15 days of the national executive which was held at Allahabad on June 12-13.
Maurya said that after state executive meet, a training programme of the party workers would be held for a fortnight fromJuly 15 where workers would be educated about the nitty-gritty of poll process.
“Besides, BJP president Amit Shah will be holding four booth-level workers meet starting from Bara Banki on June 27while the next would be in Meerut on June 30. He will also address meetings on July 1 in Gorakhpur and the next day in Varanasi,” Maurya said.
He added that booth presidents, sector conveners, district presidents, former district presidents, MlAs, former MlAs. MPs, former MPs, Mayor and former Mayors will take part in these meetings.
Shah has already addressed two booth-level workers meetings in Kanpur and Mathura in which over 20,000 party workers took park. Meanwhile, a high-level BJP delegation led by Kairana MP Hukum Singh will be meeting Governor Ram Naik on Friday to apprise him of the truth behind the Kairana exodus. A nine-member BJP team headed by BJP legislature Party leader in Vidhan Sabha had toured Kairana on Wednesday. The committee will also present its reporton Friday. Meanwhile, a few BSP leaders including Sadamohan Upadhaya joined the BJP in the presence of Maurya on Thursday.