Nitin Nabin files nomination for the post of BJP President, 20 proposers included

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Nitin Nabin nominated for the post of National President of BJP

Desk: Nitin Nabin filed his nomination papers for the post of National President of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday. All the process for the post of President will be completed in the next 24 hours. Many senior leaders including Union Minister Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh and Nitin Gadkari were present at the time of nomination. Nitin Nabin appears to be re-elected unopposed, the formal announcement of which will be made on Tuesday, January 20.

Enrollment Process

A total of 37 nomination papers have been submitted for Nitin Nabin, of which 36 have been filed by states and union territories, while one nomination paper has been submitted by the BJP Parliamentary Party. All the nomination papers are signed by 20 proposers. The nomination process is expected to be completed by 4 pm today, and after that the process of withdrawal of nominations can also take place between 5 to 6 pm.

Prime Minister Modi’s presence

There will be a gathering of 700 delegates at BJP headquarters at 11 am on Tuesday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will also be present on this occasion. The formal announcement of Nitin Nabin’s election will be made at 6 pm in the presence of PM Modi. He has signed as a proposer on the nomination papers submitted by the parliamentary party.

Background of Nitin Nabin

Nitin Nabin is the son of late Naveen Kishore Prasad Sinha. His father entered politics through the JP movement. Nitin Nabin was born in 1980 in Patna. After his father’s demise in 2005, he won as MLA from Patna Western region. Since then he has been continuously winning this seat.

political career

In 2016, Nitin Nabin was made the state president of BJP Yuva Morcha. Their role and recognition in the organization has increased over time. He has been MLA five times and has also taken a place in the cabinet three times. After BJP’s excellent performance in the 2025 assembly elections, she was given the responsibility of working president of the party, which is now being converted into the post of full-time president.