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BJP President JP Nadda in the meeting on Monday. (PTI)
Nadda also sought reports from each state on discussion on exams, G20 related activities and organizational activities like Mann Ki Baat.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National President JP Nadda on Monday asked for the report of Lok Sabha migration from each state during the meeting of office bearers at the party headquarters.
Sources said some southern states including Telangana, Andhra and Kerala have performed well.
Nadda also sought reports from each state on discussion on exams, G20 related activities and organizational activities like Mann Ki Baat.
Sources present in the meeting said that during the second session, Nadda asked the leaders to prepare for the Lok Sabha elections.
The source said, “We talked about the discussion on Lok Sabha stay and exams in the first session, as Naddaji asked for a detailed report.”
During the second session, the party president asked the leaders to submit a detailed report on the Vibrant Border Villages programme.
Besides this, there were reports on the financial condition of the organization and data management in comparison to the assembly and Lok Sabha elections.
Sources also said that the National Executive meeting by the end of the session and the resolutions to be raised during the two-day meeting will also be discussed.
The office bearers meeting is being held before the National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting. The meeting was attended by state party presidents and general secretaries (organisation). NEC will begin in the evening at the NDMC Convention Centre. Before that, the party has planned to hold a roadshow for PM Narendra Modi.
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