New Delhi: The process of organizational change in the Bharatiya Janata Party has now reached its final stage. The new national president of the party will be elected next week. Complete preparations have been made to formally elect the current National Executive President Nitin Nabin to this post. Organization in-charge of elections. In the recent meeting of Laxman and co-in-charge Sambit Patra and Naresh Bansal, preparations for the elections were reviewed.
According to sources, the notification for the election of the National President may be issued soon. Nominations are likely to be filed on January 19, while the name of the new president will be formally announced on January 20. It is almost certain within the party that Nitin Nabin will file the nomination and will be elected president unopposed.
support of senior leaders
Nitin Naveen’s nomination proposals will be signed by senior leaders like Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari. Apart from this, support proposals will also be filed by Scheduled Caste, Tribe and women leaders, so that a clear message of social balance can be given in the organization.
Youngest National President
Nitin Nabin was appointed National Working President by the BJP Parliamentary Board on 15th last month. At the age of just 45, he is going to become the youngest national president of BJP. According to party sources, preparations are being made to give a special and historic look to his selection.
He will be given a grand welcome after the formal elections on January 20. On this occasion, Chief Ministers, Deputy Chief Ministers, State Presidents, Organization General Secretaries and all members of the National Council will be present in Delhi. The next day i.e. on January 21, Nitin Naveen will hold an important meeting with senior leaders.
Keep an eye on Nitin Naveen’s team
BJP sources say that it will not take much time to form the new presidential team. His election will be formally approved in the National Council meeting to be held in New Delhi in the last week of next month, which is necessary under the party constitution.
A balanced combination of young and experienced leaders can be seen in the new team. It is likely to retain a strong core of vice-presidents and general secretaries from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Haryana, so that strategic continuity is maintained till the 2029 Lok Sabha elections.
Emphasis on social and regional balance
Nitin Nabin comes from the general category, hence there is a plan to give adequate representation to OBC, SC and ST categories in his team. 2–3 new faces can also be included from Assam, West Bengal, Odisha and North-East India. Special attention will be paid to increasing the participation of women and youth. According to the party’s constitution, 33 percent posts are reserved for women.
Sources also say that most of the team members will be below 55 years of age, which will promote youthful energy and new ideas in the organization. Besides, it will also be seen whether some prominent faces from the government take over the responsibility of the organization, because speculations about change in the cabinet are also high.
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