JP Nadda, the president of the BJP, arrived at the party headquarters on Saturday for the national office-bearers’ meeting in Delhi, eager to turn his attention to the general elections that will take place in 2019. On the first day of the conference, which was Friday, the BJP national chief oversaw the discussions. Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the party’s grassroots members to prioritise the youth, underprivileged, women, and farmers during his keynote speech at the gathering on Friday.
Party insiders assert that the primary conversation topic during the first day of the gathering was the significant general elections that are scheduled for 2019.
In his speech, Prime Minister Modi stated that the party’s focus should be on the welfare of the so-called “four castes”: farmers, young, the impoverished, and women.
Following a saffron sweep in the crucial heartland states of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Rajasthan, Prime Minister Modi addressed BJP supporters at the party’s national headquarters in Delhi on December 3. “In this election, there were efforts to divide the country based on castes,” he stated. I would reiterate over and over that the four castes that matter to me are Nari Shakti, Yuva Shakti, Kisaan, and Gareeb Parivaar.”
