Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Working President JP Nadda is scheduled to visit Haryana on a two-day trip. BJP Working President is expected to hold discussions with state leaders about the poll preparations months ahead of the state polls. He will also meet the party’s core committee and will seek inputs about preparations.
He will also hold talks with top leaders and will finalize the strategy for the Assembly Polls which are scheduled to be held towards the end of the year in Haryana.
Nadda on Sunday is also staled to address several events. He will start his day by participating in a plantation drive in Rohtak. He will later listen to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi‘s radio program “Mann Ki Baat” with state BJP Workers.
He will also take a review of the BJP’s 5 week-long mega membership drive. With the mega membership Drive, BJP is trying to increase its membership by 20-30 percent with the mega campaign. Bharatiya Janata Party has currently over 11 crore members. Senior Leaders have been tasked with the responsibility of making it bigger.
Prior to this, he has visited Maharashtra and Jharkhand and took stock of the situation. Assembly polls are slated for these three states – Maharashtra, Jharkhand and Haryana, later this year.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Parliamentary Board had on June 17 picked JP Nadda for the post of the party’s working President. Nadda will be assisting BJP Chief Amit Shah who is now been inducted in the Union Cabinet as Union Home Minister.
He appointment for a big post in the saffron party was on cards ever since he was kept away from the Council of Ministers. Nadda was also among the frontrunners in 2014 when Rajnath Singh resigned after joining the Union Cabinet. However, Shah took over as party president in the year 2014
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