BJP soon to appoint secretaries in-charge

Taking a head start over its rivals Congress-JD (S) for 2019 Lok Sabha election preparations, BJP has started the process to appoint secretaries in-charge of all 28 Lok Sabha segments.
A representational image of the BJP flag. (File | PTI)
A representational image of the BJP flag. (File | PTI)

BENGALURU: Taking a head start over its rivals Congress-JD (S) for 2019 Lok Sabha election preparations, BJP has started the process to appoint secretaries in-charge of all 28 Lok Sabha segments in the state. According to a senior BJP leader, secretaries exclusively to oversee election preparations will be appointed in all Lok Sabha segments by July 30.

“Overseeing Lok Sabha election preparations will be their only responsibility and they will start the work immediately after appointments are made,” the party leader said. These leaders will coordinate with local workers in their respective Lok Sabha segments and ensure compliance of guidelines issued by the party high command.As the Congress and the JD(S) have announced their decision to fight the elections together, the BJP hopes that anti-Congress votes will not split and it will work for its advantage, sources said.

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