Mumbai: The BJP leader of the country Vinod Tawde, who was rejected by tickets for the 2019 Assembly election, increased as the party’s national secretary general on Sunday.
The decision was announced by President BJP J P Nadda ahead of the assembly poll in five states, including Uttar Pradesh.
Tawde was promoted to the position of National Secretary General of the previous position of the National Secretary to fill the vacancies created by the appointment of Gathering Bhupendra Yadav as Minister of Union.
Secretary General reported directly to the party president.
“This opportunity will help me become more active in national politics.
I will work to take a government scheme to the GR-Assoots.
By being on the national team, I will also ensure that Maharashtra’s problems are taken more effectively,” Tawde said, believed to be a political rival Former CM Devendra Fadnavis.
Tawde said that the height is a perfect example of how political leaders can get the opportunity if they exercise and patience.
“When I was a minister of cabinet, I handled the department that eight ministers handled the MVA government.
But, when I was rejected by tickets, I continued to work for a party and keep my patience and potential to be considered and appreciated.” Tawde began his political career as a student leader at Akhil Bharatiya.
Vidyarthi Parishad and proceed to serve as the Secretary General of the All-India.
Then, he became MLC and also opposition leader in 2011-14.
Tawde was chosen as MLA from the constituency of the Borivli Assembly in 2014.
From 2014 to 2019, he was the Minister of Education in the Fadnivis Government.
But in June 2019, Tawde was dropped from the cabinet and then denied the ticket for the polls of the Assembly.