The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday will hold a national executive meeting to discuss organisational matters as well as its strategy for the upcoming assembly polls in five states.
According to the BJP National General Secretary Arun Singh, the executive meeting will commence in the morning with a speech addressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it will conclude at around 3 pm.
The meeting will take place in ‘hybrid’ form, with some attendees to be present physically, while others will attend virtually.
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“Party’s national executive meeting tomorrow will commence in the morning with a speech addressed by PM Modi and conclude at around 3 pm. Every member, across the country, will be getting guidelines from PM Modi on how to make the party better,” ANI quoted Singh as saying on Saturday.
The meeting will be organised at the NDMC centre and 124 members of the National Executive will be present, some through video conference. Due to COVID-19 protocols, leaders and chief ministers from other states have not been called to Delhi and they will attend the meeting through video conference.
With inputs from agencies
