The Karnataka BJP is all set to see some major changes in its party organizational structure in view of the major poll debacle and also keeping in view of the 2024 parliamentary elections.
According to sources in the BJP, party’s top brass is expected to meet before the monsoon session in New Delhi and appoint central observers to overlook the transition.”Party president, vice presidents, and secretaries at the state level will be changed very soon. Though there have been several meetings that have taken place at in Bengaluru, this is the first time that the future of state BJP will be discussed after poll results,’’ the source said.
This story is from the June 27, 2023 edition of The Daily Guardian.
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