New Delhi: President Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) JP Nadda on Thursday led a meeting to discuss the preparation of the National Executive Meeting of the Party scheduled to be held on November 7, said the source.
In this meeting on Thursday, General Secretary General Organization BL Santosh, Secretary General of Arun Singh and Dushyant Kumar Gautam, National Media Anil Baluni, IT Cell In-Charge Amit Malviya and many leaders from Delhi participated.
According to official sources, the meeting lasted for about three hours at Nadda’s residence in the national capital and discussions regarding the upcoming national executive meeting was held.
Given the Covid-19 pandemic, only a few members of the National Executive Committee and the United Minister who live in Delhi will attend the meeting.
Members of the other party will attend a virtual meeting.
According to the source, the meeting will begin at 10 am and end at 3 pm on November 7.
The meeting was said to have two sessions, the first session will be handled by Nadda while Prime Minister Narendra Modi will overcome the closing session.
According to the sources approaching the development, during the meeting yesterday, the proposal to be taken at the National Executive Meeting of the Committee was resolved.
They further inform you that party leaders will also lament the death of the people who died because of Covid-19.
“Discussions on countries that enter the election of assembly early next year will also be held at the National Executive Meeting.
This will be followed by future activities that the party is planning,” BJP said in an official statement.
The BJP National Executive Committee was announced on October 7 this year where Uttar Pradesh MP Varun Gandhi and his mother Manaka Gandhi, who was also a parliamentary member, left from the list.