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JJP appoints 34 unit presidents, five incharges

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 02:45 AM May 19, 2025 IST

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In a bid to strengthen its grassroots organisation, the Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) on Sunday announced fresh appointments under its ongoing “Sangathan Navnirman” (organisational rebuilding) campaign.

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The party named 34 new presidents for its Assembly constituency units across the state, along with five new incharges.

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The newly appointed incharges include Rajesh Bamla for Bhiwani, Rajkumar Obra for Loharu, Tarun Goyal for Hisar, Jaipal Nain for Rania, and Sandeep Samain for Tohana.

Among the newly appointed constituency presidents are Pradeep Goyal (Bhiwani), Devendra Nakipur (Loharu), Rishi Phogat (Tosham), Ajmer Sarpanch Mundhal Khurd (Bawani Khera), Rakesh Kalkal (Dadri), Vijay Sheoran (Badhra), Subhash Gorchhia (Fatehabad), Kuldeep Sihag (Tohana), Ajay Sandhu (Ratia), Vipin Goyal (Hisar), and Sunil Mund Nyoli (Adampur), among others.

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assembly electionsGrassroots OrganizationHaryana Assemblyharyana politicsJannayak Janata PartyJJPParty RestructuringPolitical Appointmentspolitical strategySangathan Navnirman

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