Overview
- The party convened about 65 newly appointed state in‑charges and co‑in‑charges at its New Delhi headquarters on Tuesday, Sept 29, for the first collective meeting since the Sep 23 organisational reshuffle.
- President Nitin Nabin told functionaries to treat their state assignments as the primary duty and to cut down on frequent trips to Delhi so they can spend more time with local units.
- The leadership pushed for regular booth‑level meetings, continuous feedback from the ground and stepped up outreach to women, youth and other groups to rebuild grassroots networks.
- Participants reviewed election plans for poll‑bound states, discussed the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan and confirmed next‑stage coordination with the RSS at the office‑bearers’ meeting in Mathura on Oct 3‑4.
- The meeting marks the start of operationalising the reshuffle and could sharpen central‑to‑state coordination for the 2027 assembly cycle by forcing in‑charges to prioritise on‑site organisation and quicker local action.