Mission 2024: Nadda rejigs Team BJP, ex-AMU VC Tariq Mansoor made vice president | Full list

There are 13 vice-presidents, nine general secretaries, including B L Santhosh as the in-charge of organisation, and 13 secretaries in the list. Former Union minister Radha Mohan Singh, a Lok Sabha MP from Bihar, has been dropped as a party vice-president.



BJP President JP Nadda


The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) declared its national office holders on Saturday. Vasundhara Raje, a former chief minister of Rajasthan, and Raman Singh, a former chief minister of Chattisgarh, have been granted new national positions with state elections in mind. Sanjay Bundy, the former president of Telangana, has been promoted to general secretary. Radhamohan Agarwal of Uttar Pradesh has also been appointed general secretary.

As National General Secretary, responsibilities will fall on Radha Mohan Agarwal from Uttar Pradesh, Sunil Bansal from Rajasthan, and Kailash Vijayvargiya from Madhya Pradesh. Eight individuals have been appointed national general secretaries.

Vinod Tawde of Maharashtra has been appointed national general secretary. Along with Vijaya Rahatkar, Pankaja Munde has been appointed national secretary. Munde is rumored to be dissatisfied with the party's leadership.



Tariq Mansoor, a former vice-chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), has been promoted to vice-president as part of the BJP's outreach among Pasmanda Muslims. Tariq Mansoor is currently an MLC in the state of Uttar Pradesh. In the current list, the majority of the office holders are still vice presidents, general secretaries, and secretaries. 


The list includes nine general secretaries, including B L Santhosh as the in-charge of organization, nine vice presidents, and thirteen secretaries. Bihar-based Lok Sabha member and former Union minister Radha Mohan Singh has been removed as the party's vice-president.

The son of renowned Congressman A K Antony, Anil Antony, has been appointed national secretary.

 

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