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BJP President JP Nadda announced key appointments

BJP President JP Nadda recently unveiled a series of significant appointments within the party’s organizational structure. These key appointments feature Sunil Bansal, who takes charge as the Yuva Morcha incharge, while Baijayant Jay Panda assumes responsibilities as the Mahila Morcha incharge. Bandi Sanjay Kumar has been appointed as the Kisan Morcha incharge, with Tarun Chugh designated as the SC Morcha incharge. Additionally, Radha Mohan Das Agarwal will serve as the ST Morcha incharge, Vinod Twade as the OBC Morcha incharge, and Dushyant Gautam will be responsible for the Minority Morcha. These appointments underline the party’s strategic move to strengthen and diversify its leadership across various segments within the BJP’s organizational framework under Nadda’s leadership.

Srushti Sharma

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