Chandigarh, October 14
Ahead of the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections, the senior leadership of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will hold a state executive meeting in Sangrur on October 16.
According to a statement issued by Punjab BJP State General Secretary Anil Sareen, the meeting, to be held under the leadership of the state president Kewal Singh Dhillon, will focus on preparing the party’s roadmap to contest elections in all 117 Assembly constituencies of Punjab. Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh will attend the meet.
He said the meeting would deliberate on the prevailing political, economic and social situation in Punjab. Party leaders will discuss key public issues and determine the BJP’s priorities for the upcoming Assembly elections.
Farmers’ concerns, the growing drug menace, pending dearness allowance (DA) of government employees, the deteriorating law and order situation, women’s safety and related issues, and Punjab’s economic condition will be among the major topics of discussion. Resolutions on various issues concerning the state will also be passed.
According to Anil Sareen, besides the state president, Punjab BJP in-charge Dr Satish Poonia, co-in-charge Varinder Sachdeva, co-in-charge and MP Dr Alka Gurjar and senior leader Tarun Chugh are likely to address various sessions of the meeting.
Senior BJP leaders will assess the prevailing situation in the state, review the party’s organisational preparedness and deliberate on a strategy to strengthen its presence across all 117 Assembly constituencies in Punjab. The discussions will help outline the key issues the BJP intends to prioritise ahead of the elections.