BJP finalises new UP organisational team; announcement expected soon

The BJP has finalised its new organisational team for UP, with an announcement expected in 1-2 days. UP BJP President Pankaj Chaudhary prepared the list in consultation with central leadership and CM Yogi Adityanath, sources said.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has finalised its new organisational team for Uttar Pradesh, with an official announcement expected in the next one to two days, according to party sources.

Extensive Consultations for New Team

Sources said that Union Minister of State for Finance and Uttar Pradesh BJP President Pankaj Chaudhary has prepared the list of office-bearers after holding extensive consultations with party workers as well as the central leadership in Delhi.

The proposed structure of the new team has reportedly been designed to ensure balanced representation of all social sections across the state.

According to inputs, the organisational reshuffle has taken into account the representation of women leaders along with leaders from multiple communities, to build a broad-based and inclusive state unit.

It has also been indicated that the party may consider appointing a leader from the Gurjar community as the regional president for western Uttar Pradesh.

Final Approval and Coordination

The selection process, as per sources, involved multiple rounds of marathon discussions and meetings between leaders in Lucknow and Delhi.

The proposed list has reportedly received final approval from the party high command, marking a key step towards its formal announcement.

Sources further stated that Pankaj Chaudhary secured approval for his proposed organisational team while maintaining close coordination with Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.

The final list is now awaiting formal ratification and is expected to be made public within the next 24 to 48 hours.

Organisational Revamp Ahead of Polls

The organisational revamp comes at a politically significant time, with Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh scheduled for next year.

The BJP, which is currently in power in the state, is eyeing a third consecutive term. Party leadership believes the new organisational structure will play a crucial role in strengthening its grassroots network, streamlining election preparations, and addressing emerging political challenges across the state. (ANI)

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