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BJP yet to reach its peak: Amit Shah
The ruling BJP is set to launch its membership drive as the party begins the process for its organisational polls, party general secretary Bhupendra Yadav said on Thursday.
New Delhi: The ruling BJP is set to launch its membership drive as the party begins the process for its organisational polls, party general secretary Bhupendra Yadav said on Thursday. Shah is likely to continue as party president till the organisational elections get over, sources said. The decision was taken at the meeting of the BJP's national office-bearers, which is being attended by the general secretaries and presidents of the party's state units and chaired by Shah.
Addressing a press conference, BJP's general secretary Bhupender Yadav shared the details of Shah's speech in the meeting. Yadav said the party president told the organisational office bearers that "the party has still not peaked in terms of its electoral performance despite winning the highest ever 303 seats in 2019".
The party's reach is need to be further expanded to new regions and sections of the society, Yadav said quoting Shah. Attributing the party's success in the recently concluded Lok Sabha polls to party workers, Yadav said Shah credited the hard work of the crores of party supporters for the BJP getting more than 50 per cent vote share in 220 seats.
