The BJP state unit has arranged an election strategy meeting on Thursday to keep the campaign going. According to reports, the BJP has invited all constituency in-charges to the meeting in Chandigarh via an invitation extended to field leaders. Apart from state president Ashwani Sharma, the meeting would also include the BJP’s election in-charge of Gajendra Singh Shekhawat and the party’s Punjab affairs in-charge of Dushyant Gautam. The note also indicated a conversation on the impending state Assembly elections.
Subhash Sharma, the BJP’s state general secretary, stated that many meetings will be held, and that party office-bearers from all wings would be invited. According to sources, the leaders will also assess the mood of local leaders regarding a pre-election collaboration with Amarinder Singh‘s forthcoming political party.
Subhash Sharma, on the other hand, denied that such alliance discussion will take place at Thursday’s meeting. “So far, if there has been any conversation, it must have taken place with the central leadership.” “There has been no discussion with the state unit on Captain Amarinder,” he stated.
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The BJP state unit has convened an electoral strategy meeting for Thursday to keep the polls hot. The party meeting coincides with former CM Captain Amarinder Singh’s scheduled formal introduction of a new political organization on Wednesday.
According to reports, the BJP has invited all constituency in-charges to the conference in Chandigarh, based on an invitation made to field leaders. In addition to state president Ashwani Sharma, the BJP’s election in-charge Gajendra Singh Shekhawat and Punjab affairs in-charge Dushyant Gautam would be present at the meeting. The note also indicated a conversation about the approaching state Assembly elections.
Subhash Sharma, the BJP’s state general secretary, stated that many meetings will be held and that office-bearers from the party’s various wings would be invited. According to sources, the leaders were also likely to test the attitude of local leaders about pre-election cooperation with Amarinder Singh’s forthcoming political party.
