BJP's BL Santhosh may meet participants of national executive meet after PM Modi's address

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National General Secretary (organization) BL Santosh is likely to hold a meeting with participants of National Executive meeting that took place in NDMC Convention Centre of New Delhi on Sunday.

Santosh is expected to hold meet after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech at Executive meeting. PM Modi delivered a valedictory dress at end of session today. nda of meeting was upcoming assembly elections expected to be held next year.

seven states slated to go for assembly elections in year 2022 include Goa, Manipur, Punjab, Uttar Presh, Uttarakhand, Himachal Presh, and Gujarat. Excluding Punjab, BJP is in power in all se states.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and BJP chief JP Nda were among attendees of BJP's national executive meeting. Veteran BJP leers LK vani and Murli Mahar Joshi attended crucial meeting virtually while JP Nda delivered opening speech. Altoger, meeting was attended by 124 party members who discussed election strategy for seven states that will go to polls in 2022.

18 key resolutions passed at BJP Executive Committee Meet

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman dressed a press conference on Sunday and shed light on several topics discussed in executive meeting including employment generation, political violence in West Bengal, and abrogation of Article 370. She also reaffirmed commitment of party to seek justice for victims of political violence in West Bengal.

Commenting on violence that took place in West Bengal, she said that BJP stands by its Karyakartas in state and will ensure y get justice through courts. She furr ded that abrogation of Article 370 and political situation in Jammu and Kashmir were also discussed.

Sitharaman furr informed that 18 key resolutions were passed in Executive Committee meeting on Sunday. She also ded that topics of climate change and vaccine milestones were also discussed by leership including PM Modi.

(With inputs from ncy)