Bhatia named vice-president of Delhi BJP

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Updated At : 02:50 PM Jul 09, 2024 IST

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New Delhi, July 8

In a strategic move to strengthen its organisational structure ahead of the Delhi Assembly elections, the Delhi BJP has announced significant changes in its leadership. Following a meeting of the Delhi state executive on Sunday, the party announced the reshuffle on Monday.

Vishnu Mittal has been appointed state general secretary, while Rajkumar Bhatia, a nominated municipal councillor, has been assigned the role of state vice-president. Mittal, who previously served as the state vice-president, has now been entrusted with the critical role of general secretary.

Bhatia, who has a history of active involvement in Delhi politics, including contesting Assembly elections from Adarsh Nagar, has been promoted to the post of state vice-president.

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