Jaipur: The BJP’s core committee discussed the names of probable candidates for assembly segments on Tuesday. The discussion was on names suggested by the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), said a senior leader who attended the meeting held late in the evening.
The meeting was attended by the party’s national general secretary B L Santosh, party’s state in-charge Arun Singh, former chief minister Vasundhara Raje, state president C P Joshi, leader of opposition Rajendra Rathore, and deputy leader of opposition Satish Poonia, to name a few.
“During the meeting, Santosh discussed the names suggested by the RSS and addressed the concerns of the parent body with the leaders. The discussion was not finalized, and it was decided that they would again be discussed in the coming days,” said a senior leader.
Earlier in the day, Santosh and Singh met with senior RSS leaders, whlile RSS pracharaks came from across the state to understand the ground reality.
“At the meeting, senior RSS leaders conveyed their feedback on the party’s position on the ground. The party leaders emphasised on the need for better coordination between the RSS and the BJP to secure a victory in the polls,” said a BJP leader.
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The meeting was attended by the party’s national general secretary B L Santosh, party’s state in-charge Arun Singh, former chief minister Vasundhara Raje, state president C P Joshi, leader of opposition Rajendra Rathore, and deputy leader of opposition Satish Poonia, to name a few.
“During the meeting, Santosh discussed the names suggested by the RSS and addressed the concerns of the parent body with the leaders. The discussion was not finalized, and it was decided that they would again be discussed in the coming days,” said a senior leader.
Earlier in the day, Santosh and Singh met with senior RSS leaders, whlile RSS pracharaks came from across the state to understand the ground reality.
“At the meeting, senior RSS leaders conveyed their feedback on the party’s position on the ground. The party leaders emphasised on the need for better coordination between the RSS and the BJP to secure a victory in the polls,” said a BJP leader.
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