The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will hold a series of meetings at district and ward levels for complete mobilisation of its workers in view of the urban body and panchayat elections in Chhattisgarh.
This was resolved at a meeting held at the BJP State headquarters ‘Ekatm Parisar’ here on Tuesday. However, no discussions were held regarding appointment of party’s State president at the meeting.BJP national general secretary and in-charge of Chhattisgarh JP Nadda and party’s national joint secretary (organisation) Saudan Singh, Chief Minister Raman Singh, State general secretary (organisation) Ram Pratap Singh, Union Minister of State Vishnu Dev Sai, MlAs and Ministers besides district unit presidents and general secretaries participated in the meeting.
Nadda said that three months’ work plans have been prepared at the meeting after discussions. Meetings of the party will be held at district and circle levels in the month of July. The party will prepare the strategy for contesting election in these meetings.This will be followed by ward-wise meetings in August. In the last week of August or first week of September a large-scale conference of municipal units will be held for complete mobilisation of the workers.
“With this we will also start the candidate selection process. The candidates will be finalised as per party’s system,” said Nadda. Along with mobilisation and candidate selection, it was also resolved at the meeting to increase the ‘Ajiwan Sahyog Nidhi.’ “The process of ‘Ajiwan Sahyog Nidhi’ will be carried out from July 15-August 15. District presidents have been asked to increase the number of registrations during the said period,” he said.
The party has a proper training system and the newly-elected MPs have already undergone the training. The training of MlAs and party workers will also be conducted soon, Nadda stated.“We have prepared the syllabus and arranged the resource persons. The training will be conducted once the dates are decided,” Nadda informed. Nadda said that suggestions were taken from the participants in the meeting and they will be taken into consideration.
About appointment of State president, Nadda said that no discussion was held in this regard during the meeting. “The consultation for appointment of State president is going on and it will take about a month to finalise the name of party’s new State chief,” he Nadda.