05-30-2007, 02:38 AM
Only pro Congress media is saying, otherwise changes are good.
Pioneer review make sense.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Rajnath gives home turf to Jaitley, Ravi gets TN, Malhotra loses Delhi </b>
Rajeev Ranjan Roy | New Delhi
The man who scripted victory for the BJP in Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Karnataka, Gujarat, and Punjab would now revive the party's sagging fortunes in Uttar Pradesh, where the party suffered a debacle in the recently concluded Assembly polls.
Though the home-turf of BJP's many bigshots, <b>the party president Rajnath Singh has chosen Arun Jaitley to put the party in the victory mode in the country's politically most crucial State. </b>The party's senior most general secretary, Jaitley played a key role in the BJP's resounding victory in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi election recently.
Reacting to the party president's decision, <b>Jaitley said that he would work in tandem with the senior colleagues to strengthen the party in Uttar Pradesh so that the defeat in the Assembly election could be effectively compensated in the general elections in 2009</b>.
<b>"It is a challenging assignment. I will try my level best to put the party in the revival mode in the State,"</b> said Jaitley, who recently steered the party to a resounding victory in Punjab. He was the party's in-charge of Punjab.
Rajnath Singh, who announced in-charge for different States on Tuesday, stripped BJP Parliamentary party spokesperson Vijay Kumar Malhotra from the responsibility of Delhi, where played an effective role in ensuring the party's victory in the corporation poll.<b> General secretary Thawarchand Gehlot has replaced Malhotra. </b>
The party's chief spokesperson Ravi Shankar Prasad, who oversaw the party's victory in Uttarakhand Assembly election, has been the given the responsibility of <b>Tamil Nadu, while his colleague Prakash Javadekar would take care of the party in Andhra Pradesh. Gopinath Munde and Ananth Kumar have been given the responsibility of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh respectively, the States going to polls in 2009.</b>
The party president Singh himself has got an assistant in the form of Prabhat Jha, an RSS insider, currently holding the post of secretary. <b>The firebrand party MP from Orissa MA Kharbela Swain has been given the responsibility of West Bengal and Tripura, while former BJP Yuva Morcha president and MP Dharmendra Pradhan has got Chhattisgarh</b>.
<b>Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat, which are going to polls next year have gone to Satpal Jain and OP Dhankar, while former Delhi chief minister Sahib Singh Verma as in charge of Punjab and Chandigarh after withdrawing him from Himachal Pradesh.</b>
Singh has retained Om Mathur as in charge of Gujarat, while Bihar has gone to Kalraj Mishra, earlier in-charge of Rajasthan. <b>The party secretary Vijay Goel replaced the party vice-president Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, who has been made the overall in-charge of charge of the party's election management and coordination</b>.
Singh has retained party <b>general secretary Ananth Kumar as in-charge of Madhya Pradesh while retaining the party spokesman Rajiv Pratap Rudy as in charge of Goa. Kerala has gone to the senior journalist and secretary Kerala, and Maharashtra to Kaptan Singh Solanki</b>.
Former Mahila Morcha president Karuna Shukla will oversee the party's prospects in Jharkhand, while Uttarakhand has gone to Krishna Murari Moghe and Daman, Diu, and Nagar Haveli to Kanji Bhai Patel. Former media convenor Siddharth Nath Singh has been made the co-in charge of Nagaland under Jual Oram.
<b>Singh has appointed MP Sumitra Mahajan as in charge of the party's women wing and MP Najma Heptullah as in charge of the Minority Morcha headed by Syed Shahnawaj Hussain. </b>
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Malhora departure from Delhi is bit surprising, Finally they had removed Sahib Singh Verma from HP, he is good for Jat politcs only.
New role looks good.
Pioneer review make sense.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Rajnath gives home turf to Jaitley, Ravi gets TN, Malhotra loses Delhi </b>
Rajeev Ranjan Roy | New Delhi
The man who scripted victory for the BJP in Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Karnataka, Gujarat, and Punjab would now revive the party's sagging fortunes in Uttar Pradesh, where the party suffered a debacle in the recently concluded Assembly polls.
Though the home-turf of BJP's many bigshots, <b>the party president Rajnath Singh has chosen Arun Jaitley to put the party in the victory mode in the country's politically most crucial State. </b>The party's senior most general secretary, Jaitley played a key role in the BJP's resounding victory in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi election recently.
Reacting to the party president's decision, <b>Jaitley said that he would work in tandem with the senior colleagues to strengthen the party in Uttar Pradesh so that the defeat in the Assembly election could be effectively compensated in the general elections in 2009</b>.
<b>"It is a challenging assignment. I will try my level best to put the party in the revival mode in the State,"</b> said Jaitley, who recently steered the party to a resounding victory in Punjab. He was the party's in-charge of Punjab.
Rajnath Singh, who announced in-charge for different States on Tuesday, stripped BJP Parliamentary party spokesperson Vijay Kumar Malhotra from the responsibility of Delhi, where played an effective role in ensuring the party's victory in the corporation poll.<b> General secretary Thawarchand Gehlot has replaced Malhotra. </b>
The party's chief spokesperson Ravi Shankar Prasad, who oversaw the party's victory in Uttarakhand Assembly election, has been the given the responsibility of <b>Tamil Nadu, while his colleague Prakash Javadekar would take care of the party in Andhra Pradesh. Gopinath Munde and Ananth Kumar have been given the responsibility of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh respectively, the States going to polls in 2009.</b>
The party president Singh himself has got an assistant in the form of Prabhat Jha, an RSS insider, currently holding the post of secretary. <b>The firebrand party MP from Orissa MA Kharbela Swain has been given the responsibility of West Bengal and Tripura, while former BJP Yuva Morcha president and MP Dharmendra Pradhan has got Chhattisgarh</b>.
<b>Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat, which are going to polls next year have gone to Satpal Jain and OP Dhankar, while former Delhi chief minister Sahib Singh Verma as in charge of Punjab and Chandigarh after withdrawing him from Himachal Pradesh.</b>
Singh has retained Om Mathur as in charge of Gujarat, while Bihar has gone to Kalraj Mishra, earlier in-charge of Rajasthan. <b>The party secretary Vijay Goel replaced the party vice-president Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, who has been made the overall in-charge of charge of the party's election management and coordination</b>.
Singh has retained party <b>general secretary Ananth Kumar as in-charge of Madhya Pradesh while retaining the party spokesman Rajiv Pratap Rudy as in charge of Goa. Kerala has gone to the senior journalist and secretary Kerala, and Maharashtra to Kaptan Singh Solanki</b>.
Former Mahila Morcha president Karuna Shukla will oversee the party's prospects in Jharkhand, while Uttarakhand has gone to Krishna Murari Moghe and Daman, Diu, and Nagar Haveli to Kanji Bhai Patel. Former media convenor Siddharth Nath Singh has been made the co-in charge of Nagaland under Jual Oram.
<b>Singh has appointed MP Sumitra Mahajan as in charge of the party's women wing and MP Najma Heptullah as in charge of the Minority Morcha headed by Syed Shahnawaj Hussain. </b>
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Malhora departure from Delhi is bit surprising, Finally they had removed Sahib Singh Verma from HP, he is good for Jat politcs only.
New role looks good.